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We live on an old pastoral farm in SA. Our farm was established in 1850 by German settlers. The land has been used for grazing and growing wheat. We are working to restore the land essentially to use for growing native seeds, grape vines, a fruit orchard and vegetables. We also live on a river which we are currently regenerating with local native plants. We have a range of animals: 2 x Maremma sheep dogs Chickens Pig 2 parrots

Halfway between Sydney & Brisbane, just south of Armidale and north of Tamworth is the town of Uralla. Our property "Lana" is 22kms west of Uralla ’ - 8500 acres (3400 hectares) producing beef cattle & sheep & superfine wool. Farming with nature, managed holistically. we are regenerative, biological farmers - aiming to produce chemical-free livestock & wool. Farm activities are dependent on the season & motorbikes & other vehicles are used. There are also garden tasks all year. Accommodation in separate self contained living area. Occasional meals with the us. We have 6 adult children who live away from home.

Camp Island Lodge is a small island located in the northern part of the Whitsundays, just south of Cape Upstart. Our property is approximately 10 acres where we provide accommodation for up to 8 guests. The remaining part of the island is all National Park.   We have a Manager's house with great location with spectacular views across Abbott Bay back to the mainland. You will be staying in an annexe to this house with your own bedroom and bathroom.

Jindabyne is the dormitory town for the Snowy Mountains ski fields. We are only 5 mins from the centre of town with a fabulous view looking across Lake Jindabyne to the snow covered mountains. The gallery is situated on 5 acres & help is needed for ground maintenance, gardens & an organic veggie garden. Walk to the summit of Mt Kosciuszko, a must in summer, ski in winter (some equipment available). Mountain biking, horse riding & swimming. Sailing, windsurfing & bicycling around the lake in summer. Accommodation: Very comfortable self contained accommodation, super meals, log fires, and kangaroos. Negotiable stays, longer by agreement. You will be very welcome. I can sign off on 2nd Year Visa Please read: wwoofing-2nd-year-visa-bushfire-disaster-areas-only/

55 Ha (126 acres) farm surrounded by vineyards. Formerly an organic winery. Has 400 sq m greenhouse that we are building an organic aquaponics system in. First phase just started production. Ready to start building next phase. Large netted orchard. Lots nut and avocado trees. 3 Dams, creek, Karri forest. A little piece of paradise less than 15 minutes drive from awesome beaches.

I have a beautiful property in the Noosa Hinterland. It is 10 acres. 4 acres are cleared and 6 acres are rainforest with a beautiful track and yoga deck in the forest. I struggle to keep up with keeping the track looking beautiful and clear and mulching etc. I am passionate about organic farming and learning about permaculture, biodynamic practices also so keen to learn more and develop my skills. I have some beautiful edibles on the property and growing this. I am located in Cootharaba.

Spending time with WWOOing ist for to experience Australian reality of life. We learn quickly, are helpful and diligent. After a successful day at work, we will enjoy to eat local, healthy and self harvested fruits and vegetables. Australians wildlife is amazing. To meet native animals will be a great time.  

Suburban 1 acre garden, 30 mins for Brisbane CBD we bought 1 year ago trying to grow/subsidise our food, we have planted trees, created a vegetable garden, and fresh eggs from our 3 chickens. As for the living / stay a private room is available in our home it is quiet here for the suburbs and lots to do a short drive takes you out to country areas to explore, staying so close to the city of Brisbane many attractions and 1 hour away there are ferry's to different islands offshore. Been keen cooks also so lots of fun exchanging different recipes we also improving/ small renovations on buildings so new skills to learn too

We operate Flat Creek Station, a 14,000HA family owned property raising beef cattle & incorporating tourism, 350 kms west of Cairns & 50 kms south of Georgetown. Tourism involves a camping ground catering for gold fossickers & bird watchers. We are currently running 800 head of mostly Brahman breeding stock, all free range. We have a new Permaculture garden to provide fresh, organic produce all year round. We have citrus & other fruit trees, some free range hens & ducks. Volunteering varies from station work, including cattle handling, fencing, welding, gardening, poultry care & grounds maintenance. WWOOFers must be gay-friendly and non-smokers. Accommodation for 1 person in our home. No children. Mature age WWOOFers welcome as well as couples with their own camper trailer or caravan. Meat-style meals. Minimum stay 1 week and negotiable after your initial visit.

We would love to the chance to spend time enjoying a beautiful natural place and learn from hosts who are eager to share their knowledge. We are especially interested in staying with hosts who work closely with volunteers and are eager to get to know and learn from their WWOOFers as well. Some things we are interested in learning more about from hosts are small scale farming, animal care, cooking, how things are related in local ecosystems, indigenous culture, music/art. We are also drawn to spending time in Australia due to our shared heritages and are looking forward to having the opportunity to get to know more about our cultural background and the place where our parents are from.

We are a family with 2 energetic children (14 & 10). Our background is Swiss-East Asian & we live within walking distance to shops, library & restaurants. We grow fruit trees, ornamental plants & a broad variety of organic vegetables. Cooking style is Aussie-Swiss-around the world based on seasonal products from our garden. Accommodation for 4 within our home, facilities & meals shared with our family. Work includes weeding, mulching, building, fencing & animal care. Preferred stays at least 1 week. Mature aged (MAW) & Japanese WWOOFers welcome. Children b.a. No smoking inside. No pets. Looking forward to meeting you.

We have 300 acres at Tully, Nth Queensland in the wet tropics with breathtaking views. On the farm, we run 250 cattle, 40 sheep, 3 horses, 10 pigs, 4 working border collie dogs. We also have small crops, green pawpaws, citrus pomelos in total 4000 trees, and 2 hothouses where we graft & propagate the seedlings. On our days off we go up the Gorges swimming exploring. We spend a lot of time down the beach. I have 8.3 meter nooblesuper V boat. Where we go to the reef snorkeling & fishing or just cruising around the Hinchinbrook & Dunk islands. I do NOT care if you are vaxxed or not I do not discriminate pick up the phone today

Hi, We are an intentional community-based Yoga retreat located in a beautiful natural bush setting on the edge of Sydney. We have the beginnings of a beautiful permaculture designed, vegetable garden that is beginning to provide fruit produce for our kitchen. We offer yoga classes, workshops, meditations and more to guests from around the world.

Our farm is 10km from Murwillumbah, Northern NSW, we have been hosting helpers since 1998. Passive solar home, grid/solar electric with battery back-up, solar/wood-stove hot water, mudbrick, straw-bale and green roof buildings, organics, permaculture, biodynamics, recycling, Morris vintage cars, backyard aquaponics, bio char, traditional and exotic fruit and nut trees, vegetable garden, native bush, Lucas sawmill, wine, beer, yoghurt, cheese and bread making. Two dams, creeks and rainforest walks. Dexter cattle, Damara sheep, Large Black pigs, geese, turkeys, ducks, chickens, native and European bees. Volunteering depends on time of year and weather but includes fertilising, weeding, planting, mulching, compost making, general farm maintenance, building, fencing, household chores and cooking. We ask helpers to contribute 30 hours volunteer work a week and these are flexible. In return we provide good food (meat based - farm produced), hospitality, friendly family setting, comfortable separate accommodation (the TARDIS) with air-con/heater, wi-fi. Minimum stay ten days - happy to negotiate longer after an initial trial. If you prefer to work with gloves please bring some with you. NON-SMOKERS ONLY.

Here on our farm we have Australian Native Finger Limes. This citrus variety is quite rare and we have some that are on the endangered and protected list. Our property is very close to the World Heritage National Park. There are crystal clear mountain streams nearby for swimming. We have a huge diversity of native animals on and around the property. Including, Wallabies (small Kangaroos) Platypus, Turtles, Cassowary and Echidnas to name a few. We also are a pedigree dog breeding business and have Miniature Schnauzers, French Bulldogs and English Bulldogs. We have puppies pretty much all year. We also have cattle. We have our 3 children living with us at home. Accommodation is a large private shed with its own bathroom, toilet and laundry. We also have Wi-Fi available to use and mobile reception is very good. Work on the farm will include care and maintenance of fruit trees, house duties and animal care. Including building, painting, dog feeding, tree mulching and weeding etc.

I hope to learn more about sustainability, farming, permaculture and living a life kinder to our planet. I hope to explore more of what Australia has to offer and meet wonderful, like-minded souls. I also look forward to finding my connection with nature again and moments of solitude.

We have joined the WWOOFing scheme with the aim of meeting new people and getting a better understanding of the places we travel to. We are especially interested in meeting farmers and seeing other farms to gain new ideas and perspectives.

Of course I’m WWOOFing to travel and see the world but what I’m really looking for out of this experience is to connect to nature and get some headspace, to learn new skills, to get my hands dirty, and to come away with more knowledge about the earth and it’s creatures, including myself. I’m really excited about learning all about organic farming in every way it’s practiced. I have very far off goals of someday having my own little spot of land, even if that’s just a big vegetable garden in a backyard, and am really passionate about sustainable practices and giving back to earth as well as only taking what is absolutely needed.

I really love animals and being outside and that is one reason why I chose WWOOF for my year abroad. Another aspect is that I would like to learn new skills in terms of animal caring (or sustainable farming) and would like to be part of the team/ family where I stay and of their daily life instead of travelling and working alone.