I joined WWOOF because I am currently volunteering on a farm to extend my visa in Australia, and also because I genuinely enjoy helping people and nature. I’ve always felt a strong connection to the environment and a deep desire to contribute in meaningful ways. This feeling has been within me since I was a child, and WWOOF gives me the perfect opportunity to live out these values.

Organic fruit winery of 2.5 acres with organic vegetable gardens. We grow grapes, passionfruit, kiwi fruit, citrus, figs, guava, feijoa and roses. Help needed with regular property maintenance and new projects as they arise. Be prepared to dig, paint, fence or pave, as required. We welcome WWOOFers who are motivated and well presented, and who have some technical skills. Accommodation for 1-2 in our house or room for your own Van/Tent/Trailer. Food provided for you or prepare your own meals. Mixed diet. We welcome children b.a. No smoking on property. Initial stay 3-5 days, longer stays negotiable. Prefer long stays.

We've decided to join the WWOOFing program in Australia because we’re eager to immerse ourselves in the culture, connect with locals, and learn about sustainable farming practices. As we travel, we want to experience Australia in a way that goes beyond traditional tourism, and WWOOFing offers the perfect opportunity to work alongside farmers, gain hands-on experience, and contribute to local communities. For both of us, this is also a chance to step outside our comfort zones and develop new skills that will be valuable in our personal and professional lives. Christoph, with his engineering background, is particularly excited about learning more about sustainable technologies and how they are applied in agriculture, while I (Kevin) look forward to broadening my understanding of organic farming and environmental conservation. We’re also looking forward to the chance to meet new people, exchange ideas, and create lasting memories while working in beautiful outdoor settings. Joining WWOOFing aligns perfectly with our values of sustainability, learning, and personal growth, and we’re excited for the adventure ahead!

I joined WWOOF so that I can meet amazing people (and animals!) and contribute positively to others' lives while also having a fulfilling experience myself. I love animals and spending time in nature and would love to WOOF on a farm/lifestyle property which has horses and other animals around.

I joined WWOOF because I’m looking for meaningful, hands-on experiences during my time in Australia. I want to connect with locals, learn new skills, and be part of a community while giving back through hard work. Coming from a scientific background, I’m eager to step away from the lab and experience a more grounded, nature-based way of living. I’ve always loved learning about different lifestyles and cultures, and WWOOFing feels like a great way to do that while also contributing. I hope to gain practical skills, especially in farming, sustainability, or animal care, and to meet kind, open-minded people along the way. I’m excited to help where I’m needed, share stories, and create memorable connections. More than just traveling, I want this time to be enriching and purposeful, for both me and the people I meet.

I wanted to try WWOOFing a few years ago, but it didn’t work out at the time. I eventually forgot about the website, but during a recent visit to a small farm, the owners reminded me of it. Since I enjoy being in nature and helping people, I thought I’d give it another go.

We’re so keen to learn about organic and sustainable farming practices, ones that help to maintain the environment rather than destroy it, appreciating how important these practices are in an increasingly unsustainable food system. As a nutritionist, Eleanor strongly believes that what you eat has the biggest impact on your health. She’s an advocate for eating high quality, local and sustainably sourced food. More generally speaking, we’re excited to meet like-minded people, learning from their experiences, broadening our own horizons and acquiring new life skills. At the same time, we hope that our own skills and experiences can add value to the lives of our hosts and the people that we will meet. Joe loves to cook and is excited to help out in the kitchen, using amazing ingredients grown in beautiful places.

Love living in nature, interested in agriculture and animal care. Interested in tea plantation in Japan and would like to learn the basics of agricultural methods and techniques, how to use machinery, etc.

I am curious to discover new people and a different way of life. I am also curious to develop new skills and help you with your daily tasks.

Dean lives on 5 acres - Hosted by himself & his dog Rojer. A small hobby farm, Deans Greens is a marriage of cows, pigs, sheep, chooks, ducks, geese & a worm farm. Also sporting over 100 fruit trees, nut trees & a well designed permaculture vegie garden. There is always something to do, fix, make or invent. Volunteering includes yard maintenance, tending to & feeding animals, gardening, clearing, slashing & mowing. Dean is a musician on weekends, giving WWOOFers a great opportunity to see other parts of Newcastle and the Hunter, and be part of some quality entertainment. Accommodation for 2 at Dean's home in own room with bathroom. Swimming pool for your leisure. Full internet access. Train station 20 min walk. Must have a good sense of hygiene. Shared meals, mixed diet. No children. Length of stays negotiable. Please you tube " deans green paddock " for a walk thru

I am highly motivated to engage in WWOOFing as I am eager to discover new farming techniques, and immerse myself in different cultures and ways of living. I believe this experience will broaden my horizons and allow me to grow both personally and professionally. I also have prior experience living in potato farm in Tasmania for 3 months

I'm currently looking for a change of accommodation, & am willing to work for the opportunity. I enjoy working with my hands, & am interested in taking on new challenges.

I want to join WWOOF because I love nature, being outdoors, and learning new things. I think it’s a great way to meet people, discover new places, and help out while learning about organic farming and simple living. I’m excited to share, grow, and enjoy the experience!

500 acres of grazing with 700 acres of traditional industrial cropping converting to a Regenerative Agricultural based pasture grazing for cattle. Also keen to explore other animals!

I chose Woofing for the human experience. The concept is brilliant: meeting real locals and being able to help them in exchange for hospitality and friendly moments.

I am interested in learning about permaculture, animal husbandry, especially sheep and goats, regenerative agriculture, how to run and operate a small farm, harvesting wool, and much more! I would like to own my own farm one day, combining rehabilitative services and occupational therapy with outdoor garden/animal skills...the vision is an outdoor healing space for people who have experienced traumatic injuries. I am WWOOFing to learm how others have linked sustainable practices and community.

Because woofing makes it easier to find a job 😀 and I've heard a lot of good things about the community and I'm now looking forward to experiencing it myself.

After I stopped working as a teacher, I spent 1 year travelling around my country and being a volunteer in some natural/ permaculture farms. I got myself healed and connected to the people and things in those environments. Then I got a chance to have a working holiday visa and I set out for a farther journey here. I have been in Australia for nearly 1 year. For this 1 year I have worked as a picker/ packer at farms in NSW and QLD in order to make enough money for my journey. It was such an experience and I have learnt a lot about life lessons by living and working with so many other backpackers. I really appreciate that. However, business farms and massive food production are never a suitable environment for me. I always seek for a natural and self sufficient lifestyle and want to learn more about how to build it on my own. That's why I registered for being a wwoofer. I don't mind hard work and will do my best to help out at your farm. It would be good if the place is well organised, quiet and harmonious because those are the values I cherish as well. Currently I am in Townsville, Queensland. I have a plan travelling up north from here. I am looking for a permacultural farm in north Queensland to be a wwoofer. Thank you for considering and having me as your wwoofer.    

Presently I feel the deep intention to connect with the Australian culture and meet all kind of people. Also, as I love nature and animals and I am happy to work outside, it came to me as an evidence that it was time to experiment the beautiful woofing 🙂 To share,

We decided to join WWOOF because we wanted to experience life on a farm, learn more about organic farming, and connect with new people. It’s a great opportunity to improve our English and contribute while traveling.