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I joined WWOOF because I want to travel in Australia, discover culture and incredible landscape. I joined WWOOF because it seems important to help biological farms so for me WWOOF is useful and pleasant. Moreover, to achieve by WWOOFing, I hope live an amazing experience and make friends in this adventure.

I am going to be travelling around Australia by myself and want to connect with like-minded people and learn as much as possible along the way. I learn best through hands-on experience so I thought this would be a good way to learn while helping people along the way.

For 35 years now, on 940 acres of diverse plateau-edge forest with spectacular gorge pools and waterfalls, we two zoologists have created an off-grid, solar, gravity, wood and people powered - experiment in sustainable food gardening and land, fire and wildlife management. We have lots of food gardening and bushfire recovery related activities happening at the moment and are also helping out on other exciting community projects such as the Oxygen Farm (walking track), the Elands Company an old sawmill now used for community events and landscape rehabilitation, and organic lunches for our post fire "recombobulation" project at the local community health centre. Work hours are flexible, tasks varied, fruit, vegies, nuts etc fresh from the large garden/orchard/swales and diet mixed. Accommodation at the house is in 2 rooms, one with 3 single beds and one with a Queen bed but you can also choose to camp close by if you have that gear. Can pick you up from public transport at Wingham/Taree/Port Macquarie. Min stay 1 week unless you have own transport. Long stays are welcome as we love having visitors, sharing stories and showing them our beautiful river and plateau environment.

I feel that WWOOFing may be the ideal way for a solo woman to travel and be able to connect to the land and community. Being able to learn new skills and offer my services suits my character, I like to feel I have a purpose and I like to be busy. I am excited to learn what it's really like to be living off the land first hand.

I want to actively learn and enjoy different experiences and WWOOFing just seems like the perfect way to do that. My biggest passion is being in the garden, I have a small veggie patch at home which I tend to regularly and I get immense joy from. I would love to learn sustainable methods to farming, I want to experience a day in the lives of other people, I just want to LEARN!

A friend of mine has done it and she had lots of good experiences and recommended me to have a look at it. Also, I grew up in a farm in France. We had mostly corn, wheat and dairy cows. I used to help a lot at our farm during the weekend. I miss it, and would like to experience farming in Australia. Thank you

To learn and help out in a country setting. To experience organic/biodynamic farm life. I had a friend on a farm in Lara when I was at high school and I always loved going to stay there. I really enjoy volunteering and have done quite a lot of it.

High Valley Garden Pty Ltd - pesticide free property growing 180 varieties of vegetables and 82 varieties of fruit for own use and local sales in the Omeo, Vic region. The property is off grid, relying on solar and rainwater catchment. My wife and I take pride in growing almost all our own food throughout the year (with the exception of ice-cream and chocolate) and enjoy the mountains in which our little hobby farm is nestled in. We love cycling, running and bush walking and a vegetarian diet of super healthy organic food, picked fresh each meal. In our spare time we work for a non-profit helping survivors of human trafficking, as well as some gardening odd jobs around the area.

Volunteer for approx 25 hours a week - or negotiate for less hours if you provide some of your own food. We were bushfire-affected so WWOOFers are eligible for 88-day volunteer work for visa extensions. See link below for forms and information. Welcome to our community in this beautiful rainforest valley! Our home is part of a 1800 acre multiple-occupancy co-op with 250 residents, one of the oldest and largest intentional communities in Australia. We have our own school, pre-school, community centre, hall & other shared facilities. We also have lots of weeds & plenty of work for willing hands, from carpentry to gardening! Home is 2 little solar-powered houses by the creek with beautiful views and abundant birds and wildlife, as well as food trees, gardens and a beehive. We have fresh spring water, composting toilet and all mod cons. Mobile WiFi internet access is best with Telstra, although Optus gets some reception. Accommodation in small room in main house with own lounge area. You can either eat with me or do your own cooking - or a bit of both! 😊 Please let me know your skills and interests by email a few days before you wish to arrive and bring a ukulele or other musical instruments if you have one. Look forward to meeting you.

To be active physically and mentally while learning the skills and theory of permaculture, biodynamic farming, sustainable living and producing oneself with the land around them. I hope to find inspiration and shared values around alternative, kind and meaningful living practices while also gaining perspective on where I want to be in the world. I would love to work with animals where possible. I want to get out of my student head and learn through my hands and through physical observations rather then papers in my room. I want to meet people who know how to do really cool stuff with the environment with know-how and awe.

I am keen to learn more about gardening, permaculture and regenerative agriculture 🙂 I would also love to learn more about animal husbandry. and land management.

I joined WWOOF because I wanted to grow and eat organgic food. I am interested in all organic farming. I like being outside and having fun while working.

My grandfather has a small farm, so I sometimes help him. I like to do farming, and I really love beautiful nature. The reason why I join WWOOF is that I want to use these experiences to contribute to agriculture in Australia.

I joined WWOOF because it provides me with an immediate network of trusted people who are exploring new ways to live and work in Australia. I hope to continue to meet, learn from, and be inspired by hosts along the eastern seaboard.

I feel happiest outside, and most productive moving and physically doing something. I also would like to do something that I feel contributes to others and to the land. I love learning and under the current circumstances feel that life-skills and survival skills are going to be the most valuable things to learn for the coming years.

Bullimah Community is heading in to its third year. It’s been an eventful few years with building an intentional community, bushfires and COVID. We are a community made up of varying ages with several families with children. We currently have gardens on all our individual shares and communally farm our chickens, ducks, a goat and two sheep. Over the next year we will be setting up our communal wastewater system, which will also include our orchard, planting fruit trees in our communal areas, working on our community garden and on our animal systems, rehabilitating and augmenting our riparian areas as well as building houses, milling timber, fencing and all the other necessities of living on property.

We joined WWOOF to extend our holiday for as long as possible. Also to learn about organic farming we hope to own our own hobby farm 1 day so any tips and tricks we pick up along the way would be hugely beneficial to us. Lastly to meet some amazing people and make new friends.

Looking for opportunities where I can volunteer my services on a farm type property in exchange to knowledge and experiences. In the next few years I would love to be living somewhere in regional Australia, buy a small piece of land and develop my own small scale hobby farm. I have been working in the food industry for almost 30 years in Logistics and am very physically fit.

I'm hoping to volunteer in an intentional community, learn about self-sufficiency and to contribute to preservation of nature. I am looking to learn the skills needed to live in a communal setting and find out if it is something I could be a part of on an ongoing basis.

Jetty Farm is located on the Fleurieu Peninsula surf coast of South Australia, approximately 1 hour from Adelaide. The farm is a small-scale 6-acre homestead with an extensive produce garden and a small array of farm stock. We use only permaculture & regenerative farming practices, are devotees to soil health & the worldwide-wood devotees, and we learn from the likes of leaders in the field such Geoff Lawton, Richard Perkins & Joel Salatin. Our location is close to the beautiful natural coastline, natural parks, and small local communities so other than farming there's lots to see and do in the area.