Chiara Germany

Maja and I stayed a month at Lena and Lasse's farm. We felt very comfortable there. We were allowed to milk the goats every day and take them for walks. We also did the rest of the work in the garden and started dismantling a house. Moreover we were allowed to watch how cheese is made, which was very interesting. Lasse is a very funny man who told us a lot about history. He also goes to Ukraine from time to time to do volunteer work. He lives to help other people, which we think is wonderful. Lena has everything under control and knows what needs to be done. She knows a lot about gardening and is involved in several communities, so we were able to go to the community garden with her. Overall, they both love their animals and we are pretty sure that the animals love them too. It was an incredible time and we learned a lot. And that didn't just apply to farm work, we even learned how to shoot. We can recommend the farm 100%. And most importantly: always wear a helmet!

Boel Sweden

Beautiful place! Would recommend everyone to go! The food is amazing, cozy accommodation, beautiful surroundings, and the hosts are so nice. The work is sometimes tough especially in the kitchen but mostly fun and evolving! The work in the garden is very therapeutic. /Girl from Stockholm🇸🇪❤️

Leah United States

I had an extremely lovely time staying with Jenny and Sebastian! I stayed for a week and a half. The days were full yet flexible and we ate very well. I was there during autumn ina good year for mushrooms, so we spent a lot of time in the forest picking chantarelles, and then cleaning them back home. They made a lot of efforts to plan tasks and activities around my interests - truly above and beyond. They are both great cooks and were very cognizant of my dietary restrictions (no gluten or added sugar). This is an absolutely WONDERFUL place to wwoof if you: want to learn about viking history and culture; are auDHD (like me); are lgtbq+ (I felt safe here as a lesbian); are good at direct communication; want to improve your swedish (Jenny helped me practice all the time and Sebastian lent me some swedish comics); and/or like to eat meat. It would be less ideal if you prefer to have a set schedule ahead of the time for each day. There is not a clearly defined structure for each day as a wwoofer here and plans can change quickly, so it helps a lot to be willing to go with the flow. This was my first wwoofing experience and I would be very, very glad to come back here again in the future. I felt like a part of the family, and every day here was special. Tack så mycket Jenny och Sebastian!! See you again. :)

Stefanie Sweden

I had a really nice time at Rosenhills! It felt almost like being part of a big family while being there. Lars is very kind, understanding, patient, and easygoing. I also really appreciated the variety of work we could do there. I completely understand why so many people want to come back and why they feel like they’ve found a "second home" :-) Thank you for everything!

Kristina Germany

I had a great time staying with Liselotte and Vagn! They were very friendly and helpful and also patient, as I didn’t have any experience with garden work. I helped planting flower beds, harvesting tomatoes and chilis and collecting leaves. It was something different everyday. I learned a lot (hopefully I have my own garden someday). The house and the food were great! I also went on some nice rides out with their daughter. It was my first wwoofing experience and a really positive one.