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Hi there lovely travellers! Sam (37) Clara (31) and Reilly (1.5) here. While Reilly was just a twinkle our eyes, Clara and I spent 4.5 years travelling Australia in our awesome veggie oil-powered Landcruiser, searching for the most beautiful spots to set up camp and call home for a week or two. After our first 3 month tour of Tasmania, we just fell in love with the place, returning every summer for more of the same. Somehow we just knew we'd end up here. As we travelled, we gained a real appreciation for simple living and developed a taste for the best organic local food sourced from farmers markets as we went. This just helped fuel the dream of a beautiful camp to set up in permanently, and do our best at living a low impact, natural, self-sufficient, homesteading lifestyle. When 6 months pregnant, out of the blue, the bank of Dad called up and offered a loan to help make our dream come true. And we‘ve always dreamed big.

I joined WWOOF to travel, meet new people, get some ideas for my own dream garden/ property and to have some life experiences. I have travelled lots over seas (Asia, India, Europe, Africa, Middle East) and that was amazing, but I am keen to see what my own country has to offer. I am starting to think about settling down and would like to get some ideas about my own home/ garden/ property. I am not really sure where I want to settle down yet, so I am keen to travel around and maybe find a corner of Australia that I really connect with. I also really enjoy exploring new environments and am looking forward to discovering some hidden gems around Australia (I have my mountain bike and surf board with me!). I am happy to do anything as long as there is plenty of fresh air and sunshine. I like the idea of WWOOFing because being into organic gardening already tells me I will probably meet some like minded people who are on a similar wavelength, which I am looking forward to.

Horse stud located in the beautiful Sunshine Coast hinterland, just 30 minutes to the pristine beaches of the Sunshine Coast, is currently seeking a tidy, hardworking person who loves to be outdoors and being around animals. We have over 60 horses, 1 miniature donkey, 4 dogs, 4 cats, a swimming pool full of gold fish and sometimes the neighbors cow jumps the fence to see us. What we expect from you? We are looking for good workers to perform the following roles: Gardening, cleaning stables, feeding horses morning and afternoon, and various jobs around the property. Horse experience is favorable. Training will be provided. What we offer you? Private and comfortable board and food is provided. We cater to various diets upon request (vegetarian, vegan, gluten intolerant, etc.). You receive free accommodation, food and WIFI.- Work in exchange for accommodation and meals.- Wi-Fi - Pool in summer months. Work includes gardening, cleaning, feeding animals, horse grooming and general farm duties. Pick-ups can be arranged from Noosa/Cooroy/Nambour/Eumundi

When I think of my travels I feel so grateful for the connections formed and emotions felt with locals and travellers. It seems as though joining WWOOF is a beautiful way for me to keep these experiences alive.

We are a small resort (pet friendly) on 155 acres, with self contained accommodation, great atmosphere & unique, beautiful gardens. Work includes gardening, harvesting berries, maintenance projects, painting, etc. Learn lots of skills in different areas. Every meal is a yummy feast. Our gardens & mountain walks have sculptures, quirky objects and bonsai. Between Jindabyne & Thredbo in Snowy Mountains of New South Wales, with extensive wildlife: kangaroos, wallabies, wombats, birds & lizards. and now deer!! Two friendly resident dogs. Walk to Mt Kosciuszko (highest mountain in Australia) in the Snowy Mountains. Lake Jindabyne is 10min drive away and is great for fishing, swimming, etc. There is super skiing and snowboarding and snow very close and quite often on the property.  See you soon for great memories to be made.

Our Certified Bio-dynamic vineyard is in the Barossa Valley. Vineyard & Winery work required as well as working in the veggie patch and other gardening. Self contained accommodation on share house basis max 2 people per room (4 bedroom house) – food supplied to cook your own meals. Some meals shared at our home. No children. Mixed diet. NSI. Long stays welcome after initial trial period. We have good wifi at the cottage. The cottage is surrounded by an orchard and vege garden, There are also chooks to provide fresh eggs. There is a farm cat which does like to come inside the house if people are there.

Deep Creek Honey is an apiary business located in one of the most spectacular regions of South Australia - Deep Creek! Situated on 5 acres, nestled amongst a Conservation Park we are surrounded by incredible natural beauty, wildlife and have an amazing beach just down the road. If you like hiking, biking, surfing, swimming, gardening and bees - please get in touch.

I decided to join WWOOF because I am looking for some new life experience, meet like minded people, develop new friendships, and learn new skills. It seems a great way to see some more of the country while not breaking the bank while doing so

In short, to serve the national organic community, make friends and gain valuable experience on some beautiful patches of dirt! Foremost I want to give my all and really contribute the spots I'm lucky enough to land on, because to be able to support our organic farmers nationwide first-hand is the best reward. To travel isn't an easy decision for me to make, as I've laid down roots in Margs in activist and organic vineyard communities here, but to be able to commit myself to learning experiences elsewhere in Australia is a rare opportunity that I'm really grateful to WWOOF for. Coming onboard a fully realised organic operation would mean so much, as I've realised that to help run a sustainable, equitable social enterprise in my local community is definitely my career goal, beyond any status or bottom line. Also, just keen for a fun time with some likeminded folks!

I joined WWOOF because I have a great desire to grow food organically, live simply, connect with others, and to empower myself with skills that will enable greater self-sufficiency as I travel through life.

Cooinda was a used cow paddock 15 years ago, in that time, we have built systems that have maintained 300 fruit trees , we have a 12 KVA stand alone power system, we create enough power to run 3 dwellings, a swimming pool, we harvest 25,000 litres of rain water, with 25mm of rain. Our Habitual dwellings are all made from recyclable materials, we are Artaban, Australia's number 1, leading Bio-Dynamic solvent free low THC Hemp Farm.

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.

Lyndon Station is a remote 1.25 million acre, Certified Organic cattle station practicing stress free stock handling and running about 8000 cattle. We have an organic vegie garden, free range chickens, ducks, peacocks, horses, cattle & other pets. Work includes gardening, looking after animals and helping with whatever needs doing around the house and out on the station. Mustering (rounding up cattle using horses, motorbikes, bull buggie, our plane and sometimes a helicopter or gyrocopter), happens between July & November and we try to involve WWOOFers when we can. We have a swimming pool, some lovely waterholes for picnics, scenic flights can be arranged, children b.a. (we have 5), No smoking inside, WiFi, own room and excellent food! Min stay 2 weeks unless have own transport.

I'm from Sydney and would like to travel around NSW in my uni break. I also would like to learn new skills used in organic farming. So I thought WWOOF would be the perfect opportunity to combine these two things 🙂

I have joined WWOFF as I would like to experience the Australian culture and the different mindset of people and in exchange share my culture with you. I know that when I go back to my country and when I remember my adventure,  I will smile.

We are a family with 2 energetic children (13 & 9). 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. Accom 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. NSI. No pets. Looking forward to meeting you.

I hope to spend summer 2020 and all of 2021 balancing study with travel and WWOFFING. I am passionate about sustainability and hope to learn as much I can with some hands on experience at organic/biodynamic farms so that I can pass this knowledge on to the next generation!

We have a 70 Acre farm that has lots of animals.. almost a petting zoo some would say. It is on the amazing Baffle creek; located half way between Bundaberg and 1770; fishing and swimming all year round is amazing. We use old traditional farming practices and methods. And would love to educate you too.

Tirrintippin is a working sustainable farm. We keep horses, cows, miniature pigs, ducks & other farm animals & grow veggies & oats. Tirrintippin is situated 4.4 km after Ellenborough Falls, north west of Taree. The homestead is located on 132 acres of grazing land. Immense features to explore, wildlife abounds, swimming in nearby waterhole & walks to enjoy. Ellenborough Falls are close by & is one of the longest single drops in the southern hemisphere. Explore the property on horseback or mountain bike. Work includes gardening, fencing, construction, working with animals, moving pig tractor system, planting weeding, watering & GFM. Accom for 4 in our home, shared meals, mixed diet. No children, NSI. Initial stay 3-5 days, longer stays negotiable. We are in MidCoast LGA - a bushfire affected area and require assistance with recovery.