I joined WWOOF to get the real aussie farm experience. Also to learn about the ways of farming over here and meet new people while traveling this beautiful country.

I'm currently traveling around Australia with my tent on working holiday visa. One of my trip's purpose is visiting great place in Australia. Also I'm so interested in local culture in Australia, so I want to learn about culture, history, and nature. I think this is the great way to learn about it. That's why I joined WWOOF.

I joined WWOOF as a resource to gain as much experience in different working sectors as possible, while adding the benefit of visiting areas that I may not have the opportunity to see otherwise. I like meeting new people in an authentic setting, gathering knowledge along the way.

It would be great to have a way of supporting myself without worrying too much about spending all my savings. I also want to meet people and find people with common interests.

We live in 2.5 acres property in the Central Coast, NSW. We are situated in less than 5 minutes' drive to Ourimbah train station and an easy access to Freeway as well. Our place is full of ornamental plants and trees as well as lots of edibles. Apart from the veggie gardens, I have started food forest lately and would like WWOOFers in improving the property further. We have 30 chickens that are great helpers in enhancing soil quality as well as laying eggs. We would like to have a WWOOFer who enjoys gardening and gains energy/satisfaction from it like I do. I have been a WWOOFer overseas myself. So, I have the spirit of a volunteer as much as a host. I am sure we will have great time together, creating amazing results while enjoying the journey along the way.

I joined WWOOF because I want to experience farm life and learn many things. As someone who loves nature and animals, this opportunity is an important experience for me to connect deeply with the environment. Through WWOOF, I hope to acquire new skills, gain practical knowledge, and contribute to the host’s farm. It is also a chance to meet new people and enjoy a simple, meaningful lifestyle.

I joined WWOOF through American Institute of Foreign Studies (AIFS) and am interested in learning about life on Australian Organic & Permaculture farms and learning about growing and producing organically.

We joined WWOOF because we want to try farm work and learn new things. We want to help farmers, learn about plants, and see nature in Australia. We also want to practice English and meet new people. We hope to have a great time together, help each other, and learn a lot.

When I lived on my own lifestyle property we did have wwoofers who came and worked and stayed with us. I always enjoyed the experience, get to know people from all over the world. Now Iam traveling through Australia myself I would like to be on the other side and meet new people, see different life styles and learn new skills along the way.

To discover new places, meet new people and learn new skills whilst travelling around Australia. I want to learn and grow my skills in different types of farm work and discover different methods of farms. I grew up on a small cattle farm in the English countryside though never had a lot of hands on experience working on the farm I would love to learn and try my hand at different types of farms whilst I make my way across Australia. As a solo traveller I think it is a great way to meet new people and discover new places. Two of my sisters also did WWOOFing a few years ago and recommended it to me as a great experience which they both have very fond memories and really enjoyed meeting hosts and other WWOOFers on their travels.

The reason I decided to join WWOOF is because I want to experience living and working with people from different cultures. I am also interested in nature, organic farming, and sustainable lifestyles. I hope to learn new things, make friends from around the world, and improve my English skills through this experience.

I'm qualified in horticulture, have been growing my own food for 35 years using organic, permaculture, electroculture, GANS, & now applying Masanoba Fukuoka natural farming methods. I love nurturing soils, plants, & an extensive flower garden for bees, birds & butterflies. My home land is 4 acres, with grassland & forest for kangaroos, a good orchard, wicking vegetable beds, bees, a small dog, and large flower gardens.

We joined WWOOF to get a unforgetable experience to complete our 88-days of regional work so we can renew our Work Holiday Visa. It's a great way to get out of the city and explore the outback of Australia while working to renew our visas. We are passionate about making connections with the people around us and the lands that we get to explore.

We joined WWOOF because of the great experiences Sam already had with it in New Zealand. We both want to meet Australians, live and work together with them and get to know the culture a little bit better by not just driving through the country but staying with Aussies. We are eager to learn new things about growing, gardening or handling animals for our future lives.

I joined WWOOF through American Institute of Foreign Studies (AIFS) and am interested in learning about life on Australian Organic & Permaculture farms and learning about growing and producing organically.

I joined WWOOF through AIFS and l am interested in learning about life on Australian Organic& Permaculture farms and learning about growing and producing organically.

Bond Springs Station is a Certified Organic beef cattle station located approximately 20 mins north of Alice Springs, breeding Poll Hereford cattle. Volunteer tasks include gardening, fencing, cattle work & general station duties. Accommodation is in excellent staff quarters. No children. Mixed diet. Breakfast, lunch & dinner provisions are supplied for self-catering in fully equipped kitchen in quarters. No smoking or drugs anywhere on station. No pets. Min stay 1 week. Email or internet facilities are not available, so check your emails before arriving. (E-mail is preferred method of contact).