Working Visitors and WWOOFers

We are taking volunteers up until October. There may be the chance to stay for more than one week during this time.

We do not take volunteers over the winter. We would like volunteers all through April and May 2012, but will not take bookings for 2012 until January.

We welcome volunteers to help us with our work, in exchange for food and accomodation. The work is usually on the vegetable plots. The working day is normally 8 hours including breaks.

You will be hosted by one or more community members - usually Sean, who lives with his family in 'The Piggery' barn conversion. He will look after you and provide your food. Sometimes you will eat with his family in his home, and sometimes you will prepare your own meals in our Visitor's Barn. Accomodation is either a small caravan or camping. We can provide a tent for you if you need one.

The ideal length of stay is one week, with you arriving on Saturday or Sunday, so that the working week is Monday to Friday. Longer stays are sometimes possible. We like to have two volunteers here at a time. A level of self-reliance is required, as we need our personal space too.

You will have days off and free time for exploring and relaxing - usually two days off if you are here for seven days. You may like to combine your volunteering with a holiday in our campsite - stay for a few more days either before or after your volunteering (our normal camping charges apply).

The main house is a private space for community members, so you will not be able to fully experience community life.

People wishing to visit should email us, saying something about yourself, why you would like to visit, and when. But unfortunately, we cannot take everyone.

The WWOOF website (World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms)

Things To Do

Beaches and Coast Walks

Camping and Yurts

Getting to Keveral