In addition to the hostel and backpacker life, I also want to get to know the Aussi lifestyle and especially the one a bit away from the tourist attractions and big famous cities. I'm also looking forward to helping out and working on the farm.

I joined WWOOF because I miss working with my hands and being part of something tangible. I deeply admire the work farmers do and am eager to learn more about sustainable living and food systems. I’m excited to get my hands dirty, learn through experience, and contribute in any way I can—while making connections and gaining a deeper appreciation for the land and the people who care for it.

To get some agricultural experience and see more of Australia. To find a position that would allow me gain hands on farming experience whilst working remotely 3 days a week.

I joined WWOOF through American Institute of Foreign Studies (AIFS) and I believe WWOOF offers the perfect opportunity to gain hands-on experience while supporting local farms and communities. I’m excited to immerse myself in the Australian countryside, expand my skills, and contribute to meaningful work. It’s not just about helping out, but also about growing personally, understanding new ways of living, and learning from each unique experience.

Valley Hay Supplies is located in The Lockyer Valley. It is a scenic and fertile region in southeastern Queensland, Australia, often referred to as “Australia’s Salad Bowl” due to its rich agricultural production. Situated between Brisbane and Toowoomba, it combines the peaceful charm of rural life with dramatic natural beauty. The landscape is a patchwork of lush farmland, gentle rolling hills, rugged escarpments, and river flats fed by the Lockyer Creek. The climate is warm and temperate, making it ideal for growing vegetables, fruits, and grains year-round. You’ll find fields stretching toward the horizon, interspersed with small towns like Gatton, Laidley, and Forest Hill that offer a warm country welcome and glimpses into Australia’s farming heritage.

I joined WWOOF because I want to experience the kind of farm life I've always dreamed about living and working in the Australian countryside. I see this as a meaningful opportunity to take part in your daily life, even if just for a short time, and I’m truly looking forward to learning from it:)

We live on a beautifully regenerated 40-acre bushland property, with small hills, two dams, and a spring-fed creek running through it. We are completely off-grid, relying on solar power and rainwater for our daily needs. Our vegetable garden is irrigated with water pumped from one of the dams.My husband is a film director, and I am a visual artist as well as a language teacher. We share our home with Woofa, our beautiful, gentle, and well-trained four-year-old blue Collie. Both of us are vegetarians, and we are working to grow as many leafy greens as possible. There are two separate studios on the property, each furnished with a wood fireplace, offering comfortable and private accommodation for guests away from the main house.

I discovered this opportunity while thinking about how I could contribute to society, and I genuinely wanted to be a part of it. I also wanted to experience a sense of accomplishment by working hard and achieving something through the farm.

I joined WWOOF because I would like to learn all kinds of stuff about farming and the life in Australia. I generally like a more peaceful life like on a farm and not in the city in a random hostel with a job like most backpackers

I joined WWOOF to reconnect with my roots in farm life and to learn more about sustainable agriculture. Growing up on a farm, I developed a love for nature, animals, and outdoor activities, which I want to deepen through hands-on experiences. I hope to contribute my skills, whether it’s physical tasks, caring for animals, or helping with daily farm operations. WWOOFing is also an opportunity for me to immerse myself in a new culture, meet like-minded people, and exchange knowledge. With my diverse professional background, I adapt quickly and enjoy discovering new ways of working and living. My English level is quite basic, as I learned it in school, but I am motivated to improve and communicate as best as I can. My goal is to leave a positive impact on the farms I visit while gaining valuable skills and memories to carry with me for life. Thank you for considering my profile I look forward to helping and learning from you!

We joined WWOOF because it offers an opportunity to travel Australia in a way that allows us to interact with people from the areas we are visiting and make friends as we go. We want to learn more about sustainable living options and methods, as we hope to one day have our own property and would like to be as self-sustainable as possible. There are so many different eco systems in Australia and we would like to see how different challenges are handled in different areas - different plant and animal species, availability and quality of water, different soil compositions and how this affects gardening, options for handling waste, and so much more.

I joined WWOOF because I love to travel and gardening. I thought this would be a good way to learn about new perspectives and techniques regarding farming. I am also excited to meet and learn about new people.

The reason why I try to do WWOOF is that I'd like to have an opportunity to stay with people in different nationalities and cultures and work together in a farm. I want to learn about agriculture or how to live and so on through interaction. WWOOF can make it happen and connect with many people. WWOOF allows me to experience various things such as agriculture, livestock, winemaking, and even yoga. These experienceｓ will color my life. I want to broaden my horizons and accumulate a lot of knowledge through various experienceｓ. I believe that this program are able to allows me to get a glimpse into farming, learn a new language or a new culture, and meet cool people.I have been interested in overseas since I was young, and I dreamed of seeing it with my own eyes and experiencing it.

WWOOF offers us the opportunity to work and live with the locals. We traveled to Australia to lern more about the life and culture of Australians. Of course, this is only possible if you are not just traveling as a tourist, but inserted into the community.

We joined WWOOF because we would like to volunteer so we can complete the 88 days needed to obtain a 2nd year visa. We would like to develop manual and practical skills, and we would love to be in contact with animals and nature.

When I decided to come to Australia on a working holiday, I set two main goals for myself. The first is to have experiences that I could never have in Japan. I’m certain that participating in WWOOF will offer me unique and amazing opportunities that I could never experience while living in a Japanese city. The second goal is to connect with people. I look forward to meeting wonderful hosts and creating meaningful relationships during my time here.

Well, my mom’s friend, who is incredibly inspiring and kind, used to live on a farm in Australia. She recommended I join the WWOOF community while traveling there to make new discoveries and broaden my perspective on life. It’s also a great way for me to reconnect with the earth and nature, while at the same time fulfilling the 88 days of regional/farm work needed to apply for a second working holiday visa.

J'espère découvrir des régions, des cultures variés, et essayer de me perfectionner en anglais, j'adore apprendre et travailler de mes mains. J'aimerai me faire plusieurs amis durant ce voyage et proposer aux gens de mon entourage d'utiliser se site s'il m'a aider a aimer les road trip. I hope to discover different regions and cultures, and try to improve my English. I love learning and working with my hands. I would like to make several friends during this trip and suggest to people around me to use this site if it helps me to love road trips.

About a year ago, friends introduced me to WWOOFing. They were really excited and had a great time. From that moment on, I thought I had to do it myself. I'm looking forward to meeting new people and gaining new experiences.

I speak English intermediate and my friend too but we learn again. We are social and we have too many different experiences in Woofing in Australia and Tasmania. We looking for urgently a house for monday for just one week the time for us to help you and looking for a room in house share for continuate our jobs and travel. We staying together just one months but we are good workers and friendly. Let's just ask for respect for hospitality in exchange for work and respect.My friend just arrived 10 days ago in Australia and me. I have already been there for a year where I have already done many jobs in farms and host family.