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October to May is the time when most harvest work is done in the southern half of Western Australia and at different times during these months large numbers of workers can be required. Rememeber harvest work is subject to weather conditions and can change without notice. The main harvest towns around the southern half of Western Australia are Donnybrook, Margaret River, Manjimup, Pemberton, Gin Gin, Albany, Carnarvon. These towns all have some type of Workstay accommodation including hostels, farmstay's or caravan & tent camps. Some jobs requiring less numbers of workers are available from May to October. This work can include vineyard pruning, tree planting & plant nursery work as well as ad hoc farm maintenance.
Donnybrook Brooklodge is the regions best Workstay. Established by Mrs Wilson in 1980 it was the first dedicated workstay backpackers hostel in Western Australia and possibly even Australia. In
the late 1990's Bruce and Janine Wallace did a complete renovation of
the old hostel and today new owners (Bruce & Lynne) continue to welcome,
organise, transport and accommodate hundreds of working holiday backpackers
each year. The hostel even has its own bar.
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From May to the end November are the months when most of the harvest work is done in the northern half of Western Australia. Rememeber harvest work is subject to weather conditions and can change without notice. The main harvest towns around the northern half of Western Australia are Carnarvon & Kununurra. These towns all have some type of Workstay accommodation including hostels, farmstay's or caravan & tent camps. Some
jobs requiring less numbers of workers are available all year round. This
work can include tree planting & pruning work as well as ad hoc farm
maintenance. Around the Kununurra district in the far northern part of
Western Australia sandalwood tree farms require workers all year round. Back to Fruit Picking Australia>
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