I hope to find nice Hosts where it is posible to learn new stuff and beeing helpfull. I just want to Have a good Time with open minded People and hope to find them. Also i am always interested in different lifestyles and hope to find intresting people with livestorys where i can learn from. Iv then there is a place where it is cozy and warm i have everything what i looking for.

We are a 12 acre regenerative farm in the foothills of the Otways, only 15 minutes from the picturesque seaside town of Lorne. We have goats, chickens and horses and we grow organic vegetables. We are working to regenerate the land using permaculture principles.

I once WWOOFed on a dairy farm in New Zealand and I thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience. I loved getting an insight into my hosting family's life. We shared so many fond memories and laughs. I could never have learned what I learned with them anywhere else and I do believe they learned from me as well! I'm hoping to continue this theme with someone else. I look forward to learning something new and making myself useful to you!

The Rickert family welcomes you to the middle of the bush! We are a very sociable and informal community consisting of Maria, her three adult children and two grand-children, including Pottery Studio, Café and Farmstay permanent staff and volunteers. We run a small farming business with horses, goats, sheep and chickens. If you have green fingers, there is a large organic green house that is in constant need of weeding, watering and harvesting. This is the home to the famous Pilliga Pottery, a large and flourishing creative enterprise, not to mention the Blue Wren Cafe that is open six days a week. Our buildings are unique and made from mud-brick, straw bale, rammed earth and local timbers. WE HAVE AN AMAZING DEEP AND COOL SWIMMING POOL !!! Volunteering includes gardening (weeding and watering), helping in the pottery studio. Leisure activities include volleyball, swimming, bush walking, bird watching, pottery, sculpture, artwork and playing musical instruments. If you do not own a vehicle, we will collect you from the bus stop in Coonabarabran. No smoking inside. Pet friendly.

Small farm concentrating on poultry and Berries with extensive gardens. 2 hours from Melbourne in a mountain setting. Private apartment accommodations.

There are many things I can't experience on a normal trip, so I'd like to do it again. When I did wooof about 13 years ago, I had a very valuable experience, harvesting pecan nuts at a farm, taking care of chickens, and taking care of the many animals that my grandmother kept. I also thought it was nice to be able to get closer to the host, which was a little different from ordinary travel.

I joined WWOOF to meet new people, to travel throughout Australia and learn new things !! I am searching for new experiences, to meet new people and being able to explore new parts of Australia.

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 are a property 80km from Townsville. We practice regenerative farming with our cattle. This means moving the livestock across the landscape in such a way it increases the health and biodiversity of the country, it is not only sustainable but regenerative. We try to grow as much of our own food as we can in our permaculture style garden. We believe the health and wellbeing of our animals and the environment are the top priority. We also have a house in a rural town and in the process of setting up a permaculture garden in town. There is heaps of variety with lots of opportunity to spend time in the bush and see wildlife and also experience time in a smaller country town.

I'm looking to volunteer to gain hands on experience working on a farm, hopefully one with livestock. I'm currently looking for a property to buy and am interested in running sheep & free range hens alongside other agri-business ventures. I have some experience working on mixed livestock & market garden farms but always looking to learn more from different people!

I joined WWOOF because I want to step away from a fast-paced, convenience-driven lifestyle and learn how to live in a more grounded, self-sufficient way. As an artist and baker, I enjoy working with my hands and staying focused on slow, repetitive tasks. There’s something calming and fulfilling in the rhythm of those activities. I’ve worked across education, hospitality, and creative fields, and I’m still exploring what kind of life feels most true to me. I’m not always confident, but I do have the patience and responsibility to keep going, even when things get tough. Through WWOOF, I hope to: • Learn practical skills like growing vegetables, composting, caring for animals, and preserving seasonal food • Meet people who live close to nature and hear their stories • Reflect on myself through physical, meaningful work I see this as a meaningful step toward the kind of life I want to build—connected to the earth, mindful, and hands-on.

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.

To further shape my journey, I would like to challenge myself in volunteer work. Thus, I want to learn more about rural life in Australia. In doing so, I see that by volunteering I can give something back to the country I am traveling in.

I first joined WWOOF during my exchange semester in Switzerland, where some friends and I spent time working on a farm in the north. It was an unforgettable experience - we helped with harvesting, cooking, composting, digging manure, and caring for the animals. One of the most memorable parts was building a traditional Mongolian yurt from scratch. We took charge of constructing wooden staircases using saws, hammers, and drills - something I’d never imagined doing, but found deeply fulfilling. Through it all, we learnt so much about Swiss farming practices and rural life, and it opened my eyes to a different rhythm of living. Coming from Singapore, where life moves fast and pressure is high, I’ve always found nature to be my grounding space. I joined WWOOF not just to escape the pace of city life, but to connect more deeply with people, places, and ways of living that are rooted in care, effort, and community. As someone who values sustainability and hopes to become an educator, WWOOF gives me the chance to gain hands-on experience, learn things I could never learn from a textbook, and contribute meaningfully to something larger than myself. I hope to grow not just in skill, but in perspective - and to carry these lessons with me as I move forward in life.

After the end of my term at Gold Coast I have a month in which I would like to volunteer. I love nature and have previously worked one summer on an alp in Switzerland. I really enjoyed working with cows, wood and tending pastures. I am looking forward to a new experience in Australia!

We are keen to meet new people and experience a new way of life. We want to volunteer our time and learn new skills, and offer you our wide range of skills! - we have previous experiences working on a flower farm, Zoe is very creative and artsy, while Sam is a great problem solver and is happy to turn his hand to anything!

Working outside is one of my favorite things to do. I enjoy being active and working with my hands. In the future I want to run my own farm. Therefore, I want to gain experience in different ways of small scale farming.

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.

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.