featured location: North Wales

Nov 24, 2018

Small but stunning, North Wales is indeed a picturesque place to WWOOF.


With hosts scattered around the rugged beauty of Snowdonia National Park, you could get involved in a variety of projects including woodland management, forest gardens (#27307), and low impact, soil association smallholdings. (#84198)

Ever been to a zero carbon vegan organic forest garden farm? (#36233) Have you ever helped on a CSA? (Community Supported Agriculture #84970)

You’ll find Welsh speaking hosts in scenic areas with hidden waterfalls and historic castles, eco-centres, manor houses, farms and cottages all waiting to be explored by WWOOFers.

What are you waiting for?

 

Soil lovers, this one is for you!

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