Working Visitors and WWOOFers
We are an organic farm community, that uses some permaculture ideas. Half of us live in the farmhouse, and half live in caravans and a barn conversion.
We will take some volunteers in 2024, but we don't know how many - you may be the only one, or there could be two of you.
To volunteer with us, you must be enthusiastic, fit and willing to work hard.
We usually like volunteers to stay for between one and four weeks.
We each have our own individual projects, and you will likely be hosted by one or two people who are involved in the vegetable growing. There may also be some land management work. We try to work with you, but sometimes you will need to work by yourself.
You may stay in one of our caravans, or in our Visitors Barn, or you may need to camp. It is usually only possible to stay in the farmhouse if we already know you.
You will sometimes eat with your host, and sometimes you will prepare your own meals with food provided. If you are camping, you will be able to use the kitchen in the Visitors Barn. You must be happy to spend time by yourself in the evenings.
It's best if you arrive on a Saturday or Sunday, so that the working week is Monday to Friday.
The working day is usually about 9-5, so after breaks that is about 6 hours of work per day.
You will have days off and free time for exploring and relaxing - usually two days off for each five days worked.
We are 15 minutes walk through the woods to the beach at Seaton, with great walks along the beach and coast path.
We are not a vegan community, but we do not have any farm animals.
As you may not be using the farmhouse, you may not get to fully experience community life.
If you wish to volunteer, please email .
Please tell us about yourself, why you would like to come to Keveral, and what experience you have of wwoofing or other voluntary work and countryside work.
We try to reply to everyone, but we cannot take everyone. If you do not hear from us within one week, it probably means we cannot take you, sorry.
The WWOOF website (World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms)
Things To Do
Beaches and Coast Walks
Camping and Yurts
Getting to Keveral