<GG128>한국 토종 야생초 농장 / Korean Native Wild Herb Farm
경기도 / Gyeonggi-do
✅ 호스트 소개 및 자유로운 농장소개 :
서울에서 약 2시간 거리 북쪽의 청정한 산자락에 있는 한국 토종식물들을 지키고 캠핑장과 민박을 운영합니다. 농장에는 작은 산과 울고가가 사는 연못이 있어 산책도 즐길 수 있고 한국 전통 활 연습도 할 수 있어요. 봄에는 새싹들을 따고 작물을 심기위한 밭을 준비하고, 가을에는 머루.꾸지뽕.은행등을 수확합니다. 캠핑장을 관리하기 위한 소소한 일거리도 있습니다. 저희는 이제 이제 막 70살이된 부부이며 근처에 딸가족이 제법 규모가 큰 무농약 블루베리 농장이 있습니다.
✅ 농업을 시작한 년도 : 2003년
✅ 농장 형태 : 가족농교육농장,캠핑장
✅ 농장 주작물 : 꾸지뽕,다레,은행,뽕나무
✅ 친환경 농업에 대한 실천 : 화학비료와 농약을 쓰지 않습니다.
✅ 생활에서 친환경 실천 사항 : 거름은 만들어 쓰거나 친환경 비료를 씁니다
✅ 호스트 외 만날 수 있는 구성원 : 배우자,딸,사위,손녀
✅ 농장에서 만나는 반려 동물 : 고양이
✅ 우퍼가 하는일 :
3월~4월 밭준비,채소심기,잡초제거,뽕잎수확
10월~11월 열매수확,고구마,돼지감자수확,겨울준비 화목만들기
✅ 선호하는 우퍼상 : 성실하고 솔직한 자세
✅ 우퍼에게 당부 메세지 : 같이 먹고,일하고,많은 대화를 나눕시다.
✅ 숙소에서 와이파이 가능여부 : 가능
✅ 술,담배 가능여부 : 간헐적 외부흡연, 및 음주가능, 금연이나 음주는 가능
✅ 호스트와 식사여부 : 하루 한,두끼만 함께 먹고 나머지는 식재료를 드려 직접 해 드셔야 합니다.
✅ 영어소통 : 원활히 가능
✅ 일주일 기준 우핑시간 : 하루5시간 주5일
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✅Introduction to the Host and the Farm :
Located about two hours north of Seoul, in a pristine mountain area, we preserve Korean native plants while operating a campsite and guesthouse. The farm has a small mountain and a pond where frogs live, making it a great place for walks. You can also practice traditional Korean archery here.
In spring, we harvest young sprouts and prepare the fields for planting crops. In autumn, we harvest wild grapes (*meoru*), mulberry (*kuji-bong*), ginkgo nuts, and more. There are also small tasks related to managing the campsite.
We are a couple who have just turned 70, and our daughter’s family runs a fairly large pesticide-free blueberry farm nearby.
✅Year Farming Started : 2003
✅Farm Type : Family farm, educational farm, campsite
✅Main Crops : Kuji-bong (paper mulberry), dare (Amur cork tree), ginkgo nuts, mulberry trees
✅Eco-Friendly Farming Practices : No use of chemical fertilizers or pesticides
✅Eco-Friendly Lifestyle Practices : Making compost or using eco-friendly fertilizers
✅People You Can Meet Besides the Host : Spouse, daughter, son-in-law, granddaughter
✅Pets on the Farm : A cat
✅Tasks for WWOOFers :
March–April:** Preparing fields, planting vegetables, weeding, harvesting mulberry leaves
October–November : Harvesting fruits, harvesting sweet potatoes and Jerusalem artichokes, preparing for winter, chopping firewood
✅Preferred WWOOFers : Hardworking and honest individuals
✅Message to WWOOFers : Let’s eat, work, and have lots of conversations together!
✅Wi-Fi Availability in Accommodation : Available
✅Alcohol and Smoking Policy : Occasional outdoor smoking allowed; drinking is permitted (smoking is not allowed indoors, but drinking is allowed)
✅Meals with the Host : You share one or two meals with the host, and for the rest, ingredients are provided.
✅English Communication : Fluent
✅WWOOFing Hours Per Week : 5 hours per day, 5 days a week
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Learning opportunities
Vegetable farming
Fruit or nut farming
Poultry farming
Wild foraging
Aromatic or medicinal plants, teas
Vegetable or fruit preservation
Mechanics / tools / technology
Methods or systems
Holistic management
Host type
Self-sufficiency property
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7.4
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Hanpil
Member since 2017
Languages spoken:
English, Korean
Response rate: 100%
Response time: typically within 1 day
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경기도 / Gyeonggi-do
소요산역 또는 전곡역
Reviews
WWOOF Korea Admin
South Korea
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July 2023
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Pu Yan Wong (HK) : If you don’t speak Korean, it’s definitely a great place for you to do wwoofing here as the host Hanpil한필 speaks good English and taught me a lot about agriculture and even Korean history, traditional musical instruments, and archery! His wife 이모 can only speak very basic English but she cooks really well and I was lucky to be able to see her making kimchi and offer some help. The couple is very kind and treated me very well. The workload was not heavy at all and Hanpil often worked with us. Sometimes, we went to his son-in-law's blueberry farm to work (weeding), which was actually the toughest work I had under the sunny and hot weather but I tolerated it pretty well. Besides weeding, we got various tasks to do and some of them were really special. On the weekends, Hanpil and his wife are usually busy providing service to their guests who came for camping experiences. I was happy and thankful that Hanpil brought me to visit the DMZ (demilitarised zone) and 연천 to see the royal tomb.
If there is a day off, it is highly recommended to go to the shrine called 연천 숭의전지 and go for a hike. One more highlight is the Amione Cafe which you will pass by when heading to the shrine. It’s one of the best coffee shops I’ve ever been to! Overall, I felt super happy for having the wwoofing experience on this farm, not to mention that there was an American wwoofer working with me all along the time, making it a lot more fun.
한필하고 이모, 비록 자연농장에서 짧은 시간을 보냈지만, 저는 모든 것에 감사합니다.
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WWOOF Korea Admin
South Korea
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October 2022
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Samantha Liew (Singapore) : This is my first WWOOF-ing experience in South Korea. It is a humble and grateful experience. 삼춘 is a humorous man and always have great stories to tell. His international experience is amazing! 이모 cooks really well! I tried to learn a bit of her cooking with my limited Korean vocabulary. The weather started to turn really cold during my stay and they were always worried if I was cold. They thought of many ways to keep me warm and I am really grateful to them.
On the weekend, the place transforms to a camping site. Koreans from the city comes here and I managed to join a group! It was a cosy night :)
There was another wwoof-er at the same period. Sometimes we help out at the family’s blueberry farm and 삼춘 brought us to DMZ, Horogoru Fortress and tomb of King Gyeongsun. It was an wholistic experience to understand the history of Korea. I would recommend this place to anyone who wants to be away from the busy city and be under starry night sky. Thank you again ^^
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WWOOF Korea Admin
South Korea
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July 2022
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Margi DiPietro (USA) : First of all, Imo is an amazing cook. I aspire to one day be as talented as her. Getting to Amigol was somewhat easy. Just follow the signs for Soyosan while on the metro. I recommend KakaoMaps for real-time subway and bus directions if you need them. For work, I mostly helped Samchon with his construction projects and learned a lot in the process. We worked 3 hours in the morning, had lunch and a break, and then worked 3 hours in the afternoon. The work was not hard, but bring work clothes that you do not mind getting dirty. I stayed in a room in the upstairs of the house where there are 4 rooms for woofers or the guests. Amigol functioned as a campsite/getaway destination so on the weekends, guests would come. The room was nice, there was a full sized bed with a heating pad, a sink and little kitchenette for cooking breakfast etc. Samchon took me to cultural heritage sites close to Amigol including a shrine, a tomb, and fort horugoru. We also went to the DMZ peace park on the Imjingak river. Samchon spoke English with no issue and helped me learn some Korean as well. Imo and I could not speak to each other, which was difficult because I wanted to learn about her cooking, but it wasn't an issue. Overall, I had a great experience and I hope this review helps those trying to decide where to visit!
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WWOOF Korea Admin
South Korea
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April 2022
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Dave King (Ireland) : This was my first time ever wwoofing and I had a fantastic experience working on this farm. The hosts Hanpil and Soon are incredibly welcoming and kind. Soon is an amazing cook. The food was always delicious and all made with the freshest ingredients. There is a huge variety of tasks to do on the farm, you will learn so much from your experience here. Hanpil speaks great English and has many great stories. He is also really good at DIY so you can learn a lot from working with him. The area itself has a lot of history and some beautiful rivers, scerery and historical locations. I highly recommend you pay this farm a visit if you come to Korea. Thanks again Hanpil and Soon for an amazing experience!
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South Korea
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May 2020
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Alexandre Kerbellec (France) : Nous sommes partis en couple pour une expérience de wwoofing de 2 semaines chez Hanpil & Imo. Le moins que l'on puisse dire c'est que nous avons été très bien accueillis. Les hôtes sont vraiment adorables et font tout pour que l'on se sente à l'aise. Chaque journée est rythmée de 5 à 6h de travail varié (bois, animaux, plantations...) avec pleins de pauses par-ci par là pour goûter le thé, le vin ou le jus de Hanpil. Les journées passent très vite dans cet environnement magique loin des bruits de la ville. Imo est adorable et elle cuisine extrêmement bien la cuisine coréenne traditionnelle. Logement également au Top dans une petite chambre faîte pour l'occasion, avec le bruit des milliers de crapauds pour s'endormir. Que dire de plus : foncez chez Imo & Hanpil, qui sont des personnes très bienveillantes et pleines de joie.
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WWOOF Korea Admin
South Korea
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May 2020
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WWOOFer (Rusia) : I spent an unforgettable week here. I had a separate room on the second floor, the food was very tasty and every day is different, I was very surprised. It's more not like a farm but mostly like a guesthouse with very friendly, family and warm relations. The work was not so much and with interruptions to rest. Several times we went to a restaurant, and a DMZ zone and some historical places. A host Hampil can tell a lot of history he knows - it's very interesting. And this Farm it definitely needs to be visited! Thank you, Hampil!
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