More than a health store: how Wildwood Organics is nourishing Yandina

Step into Wildwood Organics in Yandina, and you’ll discover more than organic groceries and health food — you’ll find a community built on warmth, wellbeing and genuine connection. Founder and owner Marian Kerr grew up on a farm called Wildwood, and the name has stayed with her.

“To me, it’s about going back to a time when life felt simple and kind — connected to nature, family, and community,” she says.

“That’s the feeling I want people to have when they walk through our doors.” Wildwood Organics stocks a thoughtful range of bulk foods, fresh organic produce, groceries, and homewares — all carefully selected with quality, ethics and sustainability in mind. A community-first approach to health For Marian, true wellbeing is more than just eating right — it’s about feeling seen, heard and supported.

“We all want to feel like we belong,” she says. “That’s why we’re not just a shop — we’re a hub. We’ll chat, listen, encourage. We celebrate small wins with our customers and offer support when things feel hard.”

That philosophy is evident in every detail of the store, from the friendly team and welcoming space to the gentle encouragement to make positive, lasting lifestyle choices.

“You don’t need to be perfect,” Marian says. “You just need to feel supported enough to keep going.”

Curated with care Whether you’re stocking up on staples, making small shifts toward cleaner living, or looking for a gift with purpose, Wildwood’s selection reflects its ethos: local where possible, organic where it matters, and always mindful.

“We don’t just want to sell products — we want to share what’s good, what’s true, what helps.”

Wildwood Organics has become a touchstone in Yandina for those seeking more than a transaction — it’s a place to connect, refocus and nourish the whole self.

www.wildwood-organics.com.au | Shop 3, 8 Farrell Street, Yandina | 5313 6627 | @wildwoodorganicsyandina

Wildwood Organics Founder, Marian Kerr “We don’t just want to sell products — we want to share what’s good, what’s true, what helps.”