Grace United States

This was my first WWOOFing experience and I am so grateful for my time here. I was so lucky to be in Oregon during the fall when the leaves were changing colors and there were abundant activities to take part in on the farm. The host family is very welcoming and caring. I was able to witness all that goes into running this property along with homeschooling and an NGO. They work extremely hard and are willing to take the time to explain tasks/ assist when help is needed and broaden WWOOFer understanding. A majority of the work is independent and involves self advocacy, however, we have some community work days throughout the week. I was able to gain diverse experiences in tasks through caring for the wonderful animals, persevering produce, harvesting, and building projects. I am extremely grateful to have been able to work with the Parker Learning NGO assisting in the outdoor education classes. The Parker Learning community is extremely warm and welcoming. The hosts invited us to the community activities held on the property like full moon rituals and Halloween events. I was thrilled to have found such a wonderful community of WWOOFers during by my time here which made the experience all the more enjoyable. I was able to stay in the Barred Owl Tiny Home which was decorated with so much love. This property is a wonderland filled with bamboo trails, endless orchards, beautiful starry night skies and magical sunsets.

Rex United States

I came to learn more about gardening I left knowing more about life Would recommend to anyone who wants to learn about the principals of gardening and permaculture, managing a small farm, or hospitality. The lovely folks who own this farm are at the center of a vibrant community, if you're open & willing to give of yourself there is no better place to WWOOF!

Kendal United States

WWOOFing at Veggies to Table was a pleasant and rewarding experience. They are operating a productive, versatile, and educational project that benefits their community. It was really cool knowing all of our hard work brought food and joy to people who need it. If you’re looking for a structured WWOOFing experience, this would be a good fit. You’ll work set hours (6hrs a day/M-F), usually consisting of tasks done in pairs, sometimes small groups, sometimes alone. Accommodations were very nice, food was provided by group grocery runs & the ample produce on the farm, and the staff running V2T are delightful. I spent my time learning and laughing while munching on good ol veggies… Not to mention the area is so beautiful, as is Maine at large >,< *0*

Mari United States

I spent about a week working with tim and betsy at green bird cellars right after harvest season and learned so much about the winemaking process. they accepted me with open arms even though it was my first time on a vineyard and made me feel like an important part of their production. while at green bird, I got to learn about both traditional winemaking methods as well as natural winemaking, which is a rare opportunity. tim and betsy made me feel right at home in such a short period of time and I couldn’t have asked for a better first time experience in winemaking and farming.

Lainey United States

Rhoda & Mike have a beautiful home and property! They are both very personable and flexible individuals who ensure that you learn and have an enjoyable time at their place. This is a beautiful and laidback place to enjoy the desert and I would love to return at some point!