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The HUF is an urban farm located in the picturesque hills of Perth located approx. 30 kilometres from the CBD.  The property is located on an acre of land with a vision of self sufficiency. Accommodation is a fully en-suited room with own shower and toilet within the main home. Queen sized bed with built in robes. PLEASE NOTE WE ARE ON SEVERE WATER RESTRICTIONS WHICH UNFORTUNATELY MEANS 5 MINUTE SHOWERS AND GENERAL CARE WITH WATER OVERALL WE REQUIRE YOU TO RESPECT THIS. Live produce includes bee hive, chickens, quails, aquaponics (for fish farming), mealworm farms, black soldier fly farms and worm farms. We try and make own produce on the property including preserving, pickling, dehydrating. The property has solar into the grid but we are wanting to expand to a solar stand alone battery system to run the additional aquaponic systems we want to build and install.

Want to learn about growing the sublime black truffle? We’d love to welcome you at Elvesgate, a beautiful place where we grow the only certified organic / biodynamic black truffle in Australia and possibly the world. Our farm is not far from historic Braidwood in NSW and about an hour from Canberra. Besides growing high quality truffle, we also have a biodynamic home fruit orchard and vegetable garden, and 100 acres with cattle. We are happy to share our home and farm with you.

Near funky Fremantle, and the beach, Pinakarri is an intentional community of 20 friendly adults & 3 kids living in colourful passive-solar houses set in shared gardens surrounding a large common house. We eat together 2 nights a week, around the fire & sometimes play music or hang out together in our leafy gardens. There are several musicians in Pinakarri as well as a piano and guitar for you to play. Walking distance to South beach, close to shops and bus to Freo, bikes are provided too. Pinkarri supports & applies sustainable principles such as extensive grey-water & rainwater systems, including irrigation to the communal and productive gardens, vegetable patch & fruit trees. Work for 2 hours a day: gardening, composting, weeding, cleaning common rooms, or helping prepare a shared meal. You'll stay in the lovely common-house where there is a guest room, dining room, bathroom, internet, b.b.q and a kitchen where you can prepare most of your own meals. You are staying in the community house, and all community members have their own individual houses. This means that although we do love to hang out together and we are a friendly mob, most of us work outside the community, and have busy lives. Staying at Pinakarri you might be & work quite a lot of time by yourself, so you do have to be a self-starter and a person that is o.k living & working alone. Pinakarri welcomes adults, couples, 2 friends, 1 child OK .  We prefer hosting people long term so we can get to know you and you us! But let's try one week first..

Well, for one, I'm saving for my own little patch of land to care for so it helps in not having to pay someone else's mortgage off! As I'm someone who likes to earn their keep, I feel I can kind of achieve a lot by joining the WWOOFing community. One I get to learn and help out and meet people and families and the other, I can keep saving along the way and building my knowledge and awareness.

A 500 acre farm surrounded by forest, nestled in the Hunter Valley. We care for 70 cows and bulls and have our own orchard and veggie gardens. We are not a commercial farm, we are focused on sustainable living and allowing all our animals to live a full life.

I only Have a small farm: 7 acres. Mainly for my horses. I’m not a breeder, I used do endurance riding. I am trying to maintain an organic sustainable lifestyle, but still work as a nurse. That’s why I could do with an extra hand or two every now and then. I live 15km from the coast, and to amenities.

The Manor is an 11 hectare (27 acre) hobby farm situated in the beautiful Manning Valley on the NSW Mid-north Coast between Newcastle and Port Macquarie.

18ac property located 30km east of Tenterfield, northern most town of the New England area, NSW.  We have Girard State Forest as 2 of our borders, and no visible neighbours.  We are trying to live a sustainable, self-sufficient life on our off-grid property.

Claire and Brian have retired to a bush block, a little less than 100 acres in the Lockyer Valley in Queensland. We have owned and lived on the property between working away for about 20 years. Now we want to continue to work on restoration and regeneration of the land. Claire is a beekeeper and potter and Brian, a retired engineer, is developing a small goat herd to assist with weed management on the property. We are interested in sustainable living, organic and biodynamic practices, but are very much beginners in the field. Brian is developing fencing, shelter and watering points etc for the animals & sustainable irrigation for plants and trees. Claire is developing a compost system, a rose (for essential oils) and herb garden and plantings in the apiary for the bees. As we have relocated to this section of the property the pottery and gardens are being re-established, so there is a lot of digging, weeding and planting to assist with. We do not require hands-on help with the bees, but assistance constructing supers, frames and extracting honey and processing honeycomb will be appreciated. We work to a weekly and seasonal timetable and would need help for 5 hours per day three days per week. We have an Air BnB cottage on the property and WWOOFers would be accommodated in this, all meals, internet, electricity, water etc included. We envisage a couple, with no children or pets. There is no public transport. We are a 15 minute drive from town so WWOOFers would need a car. We have one meat meal, one chicken meal and one fish meal per week. Breakfast, lunch and other dinners are vegetarian. For health reasons we do not smoke, nor can permit smoking on the property. Illegal drug taking will not be countenanced.

"Namoorook" circa 1895, is a beautifully restored homestead on 71 acres of farm land approximately 1.5 kms from Leongatha and 130kms from Melbourne. Adopting regenerative agricultural practices, Namoorook is a mixed farming operation with livestock, organic fruit orchard and vegetable gardens. We hope it will become an example of how food and farming systems can use the power of nature to increase biodiversity, enrich the soil, capture carbon, improve watersheds enhancing the entire ecosystem.

We are an eco-village co-housing community of 12 homes establishing in the centre of the town of Denmark in southwest Australia. We are landscaping the 6000m2 site into kitchen gardens, vege patches, a netted orchard and chicken coop. Accommodation in the Common House will be available. DecoHousing project has delivered a co-housing eco-village intended to set a benchmark for medium density housing and community living within a regional township. As best as we know, this is the first intentional eco-village built within a conventional rural town, certainly in Australia. Bicycles and free wifi available.

My intention is to learn more about:

- organics and permaculture

- different plants and their many uses

- working throughout the different seasons

- sustainable and off grid living

- cooking, fermenting and preserving food

SELF-CONTAINED CABIN WITH WOOD HEATER NOW AVAILABLE FOR MINIMUM 2 WEEK STAYS - BEST FOR 2 FRIENDS OR A COUPLE - Children OK - EXPERIENCED WWOOFers ONLY PLEASE! Work 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. 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  either in roomy cabin with woodfire, double bed, loft and 2 single beds and cooking facilities or in small room in main house. You can either eat with me or do your own cooking. 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.

An 18 acre valley-property in Yandoit, Dja Dja Wurrung (Jaara) country, 1.5 hours north west of Melbourne, betwixt Daylesford and Castlemaine, in the wake of extinct volcano Lalgombok/Mt Franklin. It is studded with quartz rocks, rooted by acacias and gums, treaded by roos, echidnas, birds, home to an emerging forest garden watered by a dam alive with growing trout fingerlings, and to a mud brick cottage with a large open plan upstairs carpeted temple/ceremony space...

We are a commercially oriented campground on 300 acres of bush and rainforest in the Byron Bay hinterland, near Mullumbimby. Operating on permaculture principles as much as possible, we are trying to provide campers, tourists and backpackers will an alternate experience to the normal run-of-the-mill campground conditions. We are also trying to improve the attractiveness of the property by installing zip-lines, making cycle tracks and providing river canoe journeys and also need help over our coming busy Xmas period.

2 acres in tiny town being slowly converted from old grazing land into a bountiful and beautiful food production garden. Animals include milking goats and rabbits, with ducks, chooks and bees on the way. That’s the goats that get milked, not the rabbits! I am learning about permaculture and soil rehabilitation as I go so it is a work in progress and I am open to suggestions. I have an excellent reference library pertaining to food production, preservation, and animal husbandry. The property is a half hour drive from the nearest largish town and as such is pretty isolated despite being on the outskirts of the village. There are plenty of interesting places to visit locally for hiking or climbing. The veggie garden is always being expanded as fast as I can create proper soil conditions for growth. I am an easy going relatively laid back middle aged retired female looking to keep creating something beautiful and practical and I find that I need a set of strong young legs to assist in my goals of a sustainable micro farm. I am really interested in composting techniques and my hope is to leave the land better than I found it for future generations to enjoy. I have German shepherd dogs and they are inside/outside dogs so any visitors must be comfortable with large slobbery hounds underfoot. According to my son I am not the best cook so be warned. However, I believe that opinion to based on his city habits of ordering in from a variety of home delivery services available in Melbourne so I can see how my cooking would be boring in that light.  I am proficient enough in nutritious foods like lentils, curry (I love curries!) seasonal veggie soups with home made spiced chicken broth, spag bowl and various stir fry vegetable dishes.  And omelettes.  Seasonal organic food will be available from the garden and I like to experiment with what I produce. Sometimes meal times can be a bit weird but what’s life without a bit of challenge! You are more than welcome to teach me your favourite dishes. Hopefully the local markets will reopen soon in regional Victoria so I can access supplemental fresh farm produce again.

Situated in an intentional community in the Northern Rivers, bordering the Nighcap NP. Accommodation provided in a caravan with shared facilities Tasks include: gardening, weeding , helping with bushfire recovery, building, sustainable living experience.

Hello, we are Katrina and Finn and we live at Beachwood. It is a 2 acre patch of land that is part of the Eco-Village in the beautiful Currumbin Valley. Situated in the hinterlands of the Gold Coast, Queensland, we are just ten minutes from the BEACH and half an hour from all a city can offer. The bus pictured is the WWOOFers accommodation! So far, people love it! Katrina is an architect/builder/ and Finn is a sculptor/builder/musician we have a lot to share with a willing worker and we always try to have fun while we create! We speak French, German and welcome all cultures... Here on Beachwood we grow as much of our own food as possible. We are building our own unique timber framed  house, as well as maintaining the land and undertaking a number of other interesting projects.

We have a small hobby farm just a short stroll away from beautiful Bingil Bay beach. Our dream is to grow pesticide free produce and to eventually move towards a paddock to plate philosophy in our nearby busy cafe. We have a number of fruit trees, various vegetables, chickens, goats and three lovely cows.