I am interested in food, where it comes from, whether that be farming, wild foraging, fishing etc. I'm wanting to learn about different lifestyles. To get away from city life. These things interest me, and I've not had many experiences of these things in my life so far. At 25, I don't want to wait any longer. I feel that living in the city disconnects people from the processes and people that sustain us, so learning about such things is important for everyone. I have 2 weeks experience on a farm in Japan. I also spent 12 days on a Bush Heritage reserve (Scottsdale) in early April.

We are located high up in the rainforest mountains of the Atherton tablelands. Here on this beautiful land we grow a wide diversity of unique exotic fruits and vegetables using natural, organic and syntropic farming principles. We regenerate degraded pastures into thriving food forests, complete with a wide range of rare and exotic tropical fruit trees. We are very passionate about the work we do and strive to work with natural principles to produce the highest quality food whilst enhancing soil life and the surrounding environment. we are three generations of family living on this land and welcome visitors to come and stay with us. We offer wwoofers and inspiring, rich and educational experience. You can stay with us in a beautiful big stone house surrounded by pristine mountain rainforests. We are very friendly and enjoying meeting travellers from all around the world and sharing with them our home and philosophy’s on life. please reach out if you are interested in WWOOFing with us and are happy to speak with you and organise your stay. Thanks, Riley 🙂  

I joined WWOOF so that I can start having more of the traveller experience in my own country! I also dream one day of having my own property of some kind, so I'm here to collect experiences, learn new skills and see what life is like on/in a range of different farms, communities, properties etc.

New sapphire mine with self supply bio-culture vegetable gardens. Being a retired pensioner I can use some help establishing a new mine in the outback. Temporary bush camp sites while prospecting and construction of cabin at mine site.

I have been WWOOFing during my holidays for around 10 years, both in Australia and overseas. I’ve fed chickens, mucked out stables, built compost piles, dug gardens, planted and harvested rows and rows of vegetables and cared for sheep & goats (and their fences). I’m always looking to learn new skills in a hands-on environment; and enjoy sharing in someone else's world for a while.

I joined WWOOF to visit the country, meet people and work in what I love while waiting to find a paid job. It is also an opportunity to discover new ways of living, working and travelling

I join WWOOF to be able to learn more about permaculture, holistic management and learn more about farming here in Australia. I also hope to meet great people with a lot of interesting discussions about life, future and ecosystem services and so on.

I've done woofing before in New Zealand and was a great experience. I'm organising myself for a little sabbatical time on school holidayss and would love to stay in a Wwoof for a couple of weeks (happy to start with fewer days and feel how we go), learning and helping out.

I joined WWOOF to have my own personal experience of the farm life in Australia. I already know what farm life looks like in Germany, but I would love to see the similarities and differences in Australia. And I am always excited to meet new people in a “family environment”!

I joined WWOOF after a close friend returned from a transformative experience WWOOFing in Ireland, sharing stories that resonated deeply with my own values and aspirations. Their journey reminded me of the three months I spent working in local clinics in Peru while living with a host family—an immersive cultural exchange that profoundly shaped my worldview and left me yearning for similar connections. As a clinical systems engineer with a background in genetics and conservation projects, I’m drawn to the beautiful intersection of scientific knowledge and traditional farming wisdom. My previous volunteer work on holistic farms and blueberry farms has given me glimpses of sustainable agricultural practices, but I’m eager to deepen this understanding through hands-on experience with Australian farmers who live these principles daily. Through WWOOFing, I hope to gather practical knowledge about sustainable agriculture and conservation techniques that I can implement back home. From soil regeneration to water conservation, composting to permaculture design—I’m excited to learn systems that work harmoniously with nature rather than against it. Beyond the technical skills, I’m most looking forward to the human connection. As an avid traveler, I’ve discovered that the most enriching aspects of any journey come from meaningful exchanges with locals and immersion in different cultures. WWOOF offers the perfect opportunity to experience authentic Australian farm life while contributing my problem-solving abilities and scientific background to your projects. Ultimately, I see WWOOFing as more than just an adventure—it’s a chance to be part of a global movement toward sustainability, to exchange knowledge across cultures, and to do my part in creating positive change in our world. I’m excited to bring my adaptable nature, technical skills, and genuine enthusiasm to your farm, hoping to leave it a little better than I found it while carrying your wisdom forward in my own journey.

I would love to take part in a volunteer project because I truly enjoy helping others, being in contact with nature, and learning through hands-on experiences. I believe volunteering is a great way to connect with people from different backgrounds while contributing to a meaningful cause. At the same time, I’m currently looking to complete the 88 days to extend my visa in Australia, and I see volunteering as a valuable opportunity to do so in a positive and purposeful way. I’m committed, hardworking, and genuinely motivated to contribute wherever I can be useful.

We have 20 acres of land on which we run sheep, cattle and poultry. We grow vegetables and garlic for use by family members and sell any surplus to the public. We run our property using organic regenerative principles. We sell produce at local markets when we can and our long term plan is to establish a Farm Shop on site. We are also in the process of launching a pastured egg enterprise. We currently incubate and raise chickens for this purpose. Much of our daily tasks will involve feeding young chickens, collecting eggs and moving mobile pens around the farm. We have a small flock of ewes and a ram so other activities will involve caring for the newborn lambs when necessary.

I am a very passionate and sporty person. I particularly like spending time outside to work, run or other things. I am very committed to the environment

To make my 88 days regional work, meet new people, learn new skills, live a new experience and work in a new environnement. I also want to increase my english level and live with an australia person is the best way to do it.

So I can safely contact Hosts to find a good match. I am eager to volunteer on family/couple led farms and help out with the day to day running of things.

I have always wanted to try WWOOFing, as I have come across it many times during my studies. I have a degree in environmental management, which means I show great interest in everything that contributes to a more sustainable world. I have already worked at an organic vegetable Farm before and have really enjoyed it a lot.

I am very adventurous and love to travel and gather new experiences. To travel to Australia has been my dream for as long as I can remember and I want to see and experience everything the country has to offer. I see WWOOF as a great opportunity for me to see another side of the Australia as well as meeting locals, learning more about organic farming and get experiences I wouldn´t get anywhere else.

One of the reasons I came to Australia was to step out of my comfort zone and try new things. I’ve always been fascinated by animals and rural life, so WWOOF feels like the perfect opportunity to gain hands-on experience, meet kind people, and connect more deeply with the natural environment. I hope to learn useful skills while helping out and sharing daily life with my host.

Certified Bio-dynamic since 2001, our horticultural property is in the scenic Wirrabara Forest of the Southern Flinders Ranges. We grow a variety of fruit and veges, and keep free-range poultry, cattle and sheep. We appreciate help with picking, drying, preserving, packing, jam making, gardening & property maintenance. We attend local farmers markets and shows. Accommodation in self contained granny flat or large caravan. All meals with us. We are 55km from Port Pirie and 11km from our nearest town, Wirrabara. We invite you to be part of our environmentally supportive lifestyle. Short or long stays welcome.