If you love nature, enjoy hands-on work, and want to be part of something meaningful, we’d love to welcome you to Banyula! Banyula is a 1,000-acre private conservation reserve in the Clarence Valley, bordering State Forest and Yuraygir National Park, just 15 minutes from the beaches of Minnie Water and Wooli. We’re an active couple in our 70s, passionate about conservation, and welcome WWOOFers to assist with bush regeneration, wildlife monitoring, property maintenance, and gardening. During Queensland school holidays, we also seek an active couple to help entertain our grandkids (7, 8, and 11). Accommodation includes a private studio, kitchen, and bathroom facilities. A vehicle is required. Join us in protecting biodiversity and experiencing this beautiful landscape!  Visa Extension Eligible.

I have a small hobby farm in the Daintree Rain Forest. Growing banana's, citrus, coconuts, papaya. I also have a small aquaponic system. Growing lettuce, chillis and other veg. I also have chickens, donkeys and looking into some goats.

I’m travelling and would love to see how people live in a more sustainable and unique way. I want to have a big property of my own one day growing food, restoring native habitat, hosting community events & keen to learn through your experiences!

In 2022, I was a wwoofer in Jampa Ling in Ireland during 1 month. I worked in the garden. It was a great experience. I like meeting people. I am curious to discover diffent culture. It is an opportunity for me to improve my English. I am available in July and in August 2025.

. It has always been a rewarding and fulfilling experience that nourishes my life. I’m also thrilled that I was able to extend my Working Holiday visa here in Australia in such a meaningful way.

I joined WWOOF because I would like to help out on organic farms as part of my 88 days of specified work (to extend my working holiday visa for a second year). Given my background in environmental science and passion for a more sustainable way of living I believe WWOOFing is a better fit for me than regular farm work. I hope to get more hands-on experience in what it means to farm organically, to care for this beautiful country, and to learn more about the Australian culture and way of life.

I want to have fun cultural exchange with local people in Australia through WWOOF. Also, when I arrive in Australia, I need to get a tax file number, a bank account, buy a car, and other things to prepare for work, so I want to save money on rent until then.

Patchwork Jungle is a repurposed primary school in a small country township. Our Patch, set on one hectare is a mixed enterprise including herb nursery, market garden, berry and mixed fruit orchard as well as a coffee shop used to help value add with jams, cakes, juices, and hot foods. Close to the Murtoa Stick Shed, Little desert,  Grampians National Park, home of Halls Gap Zoo, and the Silo Art Trail make us a great destination to include in your travels, particularly if you have your own transport. We use the schoolroom as our central hub, with a number of out-buildings as extended living such as bedrooms, laundry etc and the cafe/shop is in two 'school portable' style buildings brought in recently.

We have been traveling for a while now and are looking for a bit of structure and stability. We’d like to learn some new skills and feel some sense of purpose as we continue to explore and discover what Australia has to offer. We are also both outgoing and people-oriented and hope to find a bit of community through WWOOF.

I joined WWOOF because I am curious to learn about the Australian culture and nature. I love working outdoors and I cannot imagine a better way of spending my time in Australia outdoors surrounded by nature and meeting new lovely people. I am looking forward to learning new skills as well!

My friend who is also doing exchange program in Adelaide told me about WWOOF and I feel like I really want to try farm stay. I'm actually interested in agriculture and I was doing volunteer in farm when I was in high school in Japan. Since I came here, I've realized that Australian agriculture is so different from Japanese agriculture and now I want to know what the exact difference is, and I want to feel, learn and experience Australian agriculture.

I want to explore Australia in a deeper level. I want to connect with the locals and see how they live, share stories. Moreover I would like to learn practical skills!

I joined WWOOF because I would love to be outdoors and do some farming. I am so interested in this world and the labour skills required, and think it is such a valuable pool of knowledge and resources that is used to provide to the communities and nations that farming serves. I love hands on work, I love meeting new people, and I really care about protecting the earth. I am passionate about reducing waste and combatting consumerist cultures, and believe that it is a marvellous thing when families are equipped to tend to land and animals and keep needs catered for through mindful consumption and considered care. I am just so excited to learn from WWOOF hosts.

Small 1850 sqm. Aquaponcis (small) vegetable gardens, fish, turtles, dog. Private room double or single. No public transport available. Scenic views. 3.5km from nearest small down. I work from home my husband and disabled daughter live here as well. We are new to gardens, veggies fish etc. No smoking property. Plenty of space to just bet away from it all. Must like dogs, turtles and fish. We have solar pumps in some of our ponds. Almost 360 views nearby. I work full time from home and also do some human rights advocacy and volunteering for people in crisis. My husband runs a factory in Melbourne. My daughter is out most days studying. Would love someone to help maintain gardens, Wipper snipping perhaps be involved in choosing plants. I do not know a lot about self sustaining gardens. We are only small, have number of fruit trees and roses that need pruning also. We are not purely organic at this stage we are beginners.

The Rickert family welcomes you to the middle of the bush! We are a very sociable and informal community consisting of Maria, her three adult children and two grand-children, including Pottery Studio, Café and Farmstay permanent staff and volunteers. We run a small farming business with horses, goats, sheep and chickens. If you have green fingers, there is a large organic green house that is in constant need of weeding, watering and harvesting. This is the home to the famous Pilliga Pottery, a large and flourishing creative enterprise, not to mention the Blue Wren Cafe that is open six days a week. Our buildings are unique and made from mud-brick, straw bale, rammed earth and local timbers. WE HAVE AN AMAZING DEEP AND COOL SWIMMING POOL !!! Volunteering includes gardening (weeding and watering), helping in the pottery studio. Leisure activities include volleyball, swimming, bush walking, bird watching, pottery, sculpture, artwork and playing musical instruments. If you do not own a vehicle, we will collect you from the bus stop in Coonabarabran. No smoking inside. Pet friendly.

300 Acre farm near Great Ocean Road. Rescue animals, dogs, horses, cows, chickens. Organic vegetables

  I am looking to extend my stay (WHV SUB417). Looking for hosts that are eligible for the 88 days. I love helping and feeling useful. Also seeking something different and learn new skills.

Our 150 acre Certified Organic farm is 100 kms west of Cairns. We grow cattle, limes & grapefruit. We also have horses & dogs. We have a large dam for recreational use - swimming, relaxing & fishing. We use BD preps with our organic system. Work includes fruit picking, packing & processing; planting, weeding & propagation; cattle work, fencing and general maintenance. Accommodation is in our adjacent s/c cottage for up to 6 people, or BYO. Children b.a. Mixed diet. NSI. Bus from Cairns to Mareeba daily. Limited mobile reception (Optus service only). No Wi-Fi. Min stay 7 days. Primary producer.

testing vision 6 for wwoof as I am not sure that the automations are working I live and work for wwoof it is my whole life and i am happy to make a difference i think I should be at at least 150 by now So now the endless typing to fill this damn box

To intersperse my time writing and researching and my caring role with more physical and social activity. To be with like-minded people in rural areas and to help people on the land with their self-sufficiency, care of the environment and food production. To learn all the skills I can in anticipation of building a tiny house and living in community.