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Welcome we are a family-owned, 56-acre bushland escape on the Fraser Coast. Located two minutes off the Bruce Highway, we blend an off-grid atmosphere with modern convenience.

We are expanding our property into a sustainable paradise and love welcoming enthusiastic WWOOFers!

The Projects & Your Role.

Gain diverse, hands-on experience. Depending on your skills, tasks include:

Permaculture & Forestry: Maintaining new permaculture beds and planting our tropical fruit tree forest.

Building: Assisting with a new decking platform and assembling an 8m geodesic dome.

Animal Care: Feeding our resident ducks, guinea pigs, goats, and chickens.

Maintenance: Keeping our trails and camp facilities looking beautiful.

Hours, Food & Accommodation

Exchange: We ask for a relaxed 15 hours of help per week in exchange for supplied breakfast.

Stay: Sleep in our comfortable on-site solar caravan, or bring your own van/tent to use our unpowered or powered bush sites.

Amenities: Enjoy full access to hot showers, flushing toilets, a communal camp kitchen, and private fire drums with free firewood.

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Why I became a WWOOF Host

We joined WWOOF to connect with passionate, like-minded travellers who want to help us shape the future of our 56-acre property.

As a family new to permaculture and tropical fruit farming, we are incredibly eager to share this journey of discovery. We want to create a true exchange of knowledge—whether that means learning alongside experienced volunteers or teaching others what we have figured out so far.
Our ultimate vision is to transform Woodlands Farmstay into an educational haven where people can immerse themselves in nature, understand permaculture systems, and discover the power of using food as our medicine.
Turning this wild bushland into a thriving, self-sufficient paradise is a massive project, and we truly need hands-on help to make it happen.
By opening our home, we hope to build a collaborative community where we can work, learn, and grow together

Organic/Biological methods we use

Soil Health and Nutrition
Compost and Manure: We Compost and Manure: We add broken-down plant waste and animal manure to feed soil microbes and build rich organic matter.
Mulching: We cover the ground with organic materials to retain soil moisture and naturally block out weed growth.
Vermicompost (Worm Castings): We use pure worm poop to add highly concentrated nutrients, beneficial bacteria, and growth hormones directly to plant roots.
Worm Tea / Leachate: We dilute the liquid from our worm farm to create a powerful liquid fertilizer for watering or foliar spraying.
Pest and Plant Protection
Companion Planting: We grow specific mutually beneficial plants together to deter pests and maximize space.
Physical Barriers: We use structures like netting or row covers to physically block insects and animals from damaging our crops.

Skills WWOOFers can learn here

Farm type

Small/Non-commercial farm

Farming methods

Permaculture

Courses & Events

The Stay

2 WWOOFers
Whatever suits
Caravan Tent BYO Accommodation
Pets allowed by arrangement

The Stay

Eat separately Share cooking Food provided cook your own
BYO Special diet foods please
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