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We live in the countryside and are just looking for a bit of help around the house and outdoors. We’d appreciate help with yard cleaning and maintenance, feeding and checking on cattle and other farm animals, fence checking, painting, and gardening.
No experience is needed — we’re happy to train you! We’re simply a family farm looking for a cultural exchange and the chance to meet new people. The extra help is always greatly appreciated.
25 hours of help per week
Cleaning: Help clean the kitchen, bedrooms, bathrooms and common areas.
Animal Care: Help look after and take care of animals.
Building & Repairing: Help with a wide range of repairs or building.
Farming: Plant crops, sow seeds and help in outside tasks.
2 days off per week
Private Room: You will have a bed in a private room. In other words, a room just for you.
Tent: You will sleep in a tent at a camping site.
Breakfast: You are entitled to a free breakfast, every day of your stay.
Lunch: You are entitled to a free lunch, every day of your stay.
Dinner: You are entitled to a free dinner, every day of your stay.
Free Laundry: You can use our laundry room freely.
Pick Up: We will pick you up when you arrive, and take you to our property.
Use our equipped kitchen: Feel free to use our kitchen and make your own delicious food.
Basic Internet Access: Basic speed internet for you to work remotely
Intermediate English
Between 19 and 35 years old
Only hosts solo volunteers (doesn’t accept couples or partners)
Flights, Travel Insurance, Internal Transportation and Visa
We are a working cattle ranch where we raise our own cattle and make our own feed. We are looking for volunteers who are willing to help with the everyday work that comes with running a ranch and who are comfortable working both independently and alongside us.
We ask that you be up and ready for the day by 8:30 a.m., as the days can start early here. You can expect to work around 5 to 6 hours a day, with 1 or 2 days off each week. The work will depend on the season and what needs to be done. Some days may involve cattle, fencing, yard work, feeding, cleaning, or other outdoor jobs, while other days may include indoor work such as cooking, baking, cleaning, organizing, or helping with projects.
We only host one volunteer at a time, so you will be our only volunteer during your stay. We expect our volunteers to be respectful, responsible, willing to learn, and comfortable being part of our daily routine. You don’t need to have ranch experience, as we are happy to show you how to do the jobs.
In return, we want you to feel welcome and enjoy your time here. Depending on availability, you will stay either in a room in the house or in the camper. You will have access to a shower and washing machine, and we are happy to take you into town when we are heading that way or when you need to pick up something.
During your free time, there are lots of activities you can enjoy, including horseback riding, kayaking, hiking, archery, darts, board games, cards, cooking and baking, and cooking over the fire with s’mores or roasted marshmallows.
We look forward to sharing our ranch life with you, showing you what daily life is like on a working cattle ranch, and giving you the opportunity to experience something new while you are here.
We ask for about 5 hours of help per day on our family farm in exchange for room and board 🏡.
🐄 Checking on animals by quad or horse
🌾 Working with animals and spending time outdoors
🛠️ Using tools for farm maintenance and simple tasks
The activities that you can do hiking, kayaking, archery, riding horse, art, quading, baking, cooking, in any events that may be going on in town.
🚫 No narcotics; limited alcohol use.
🤝 Be polite and respectful to others, the animals, and the land.
‼️Please do not bring any indoor aerosol sprays.No hairspray, deodorant spray, or body spray. Sunscreen and bug spray are OK because they are applied outside. We are very sensitive to sprays, and Russ is prone to migraines from strong scents. Nothing scented that goes into the air. Stick deodorant is OK. If you’re not sure about something, just ask.
