Host Profile
My Property
Business Type
Farming methods
Short Property Description
We grow a wide range of fruit & vegetables on our Organic property which is 12 kms from the small town of Wirrabara in the Southern Flinders Ranges. Our place is surrounded by woodlands & an abundance of local wildlife.
We sell our produce directly to our customers, attend farmers markets & we also produce dried fruits & jams. You will be offered a great variety of jobs & have the opportunity to be involved in most aspects of our work.
We love to cook & are passionate about feeding people well. O’Reilly’s Country Table is a farmhouse dining experience we offer. Accomodation for 1-3 people in our home. In summer we are happy to consider extras if you have your own tent or camper.
Mixed diet/vegetarian OK. Sorry, no children. Smoking OK outside in the house garden. Short or longer term stays are welcome. Please visit our website and like our FB page for more info about us.
Organic/Biological methods we use
Our values and practices result in high biodiversity and habitat. Whilst we are a commercial enterprise, we have a strong philosophy towards environmental respect.
Skills WWOOFers can learn here
Organic practices & techniques, Permaculture design practices & techniques, Gardening, Composting, Soil conservation, Propagating, Mulching, Pruning, Animal care, Using & caring for tools, Preserving & processing food, Bread making, Marketing produce
My Details
The Stay
Can Accommodate
Preferred length of Stay
2-3 days, 3-7 days, 1-2 weeks, 2-4 weeks, Longer stays by negotiation, Whatever suits
Accommodation
In Our Home, Caravan, BYO Accommodation
Other options
Smoking allowed, No Smoking Inside, Children allowed by arrangement
Meal Procedures
Eat together, Share most meals
Languages spoken
Diets we cater for
Mixed meals, some meat, some vegetarian, Vegetarian meals
Why I became a WWOOF Host
Culturally expands your mind and having an extra pair of interested hands is very motivating. Have enjoyed being a woof host for many years. First signed up in the 1980’s.
