Steve Irwin's wife Terry and children Bindi and Robert tell news about what Pondok Crocodile means to their father's legacy.

Animal lovers now have the unique opportunity to stay at Crocodile Hunter Lodge, located at the Australian Zoo, where the Irwin family lives and works.

This week Terry, the late wife of Steve Irwin, and their children, Bindi and Robert, officially announced the opening of a beautiful retreat with luxurious, upscale accommodations and lots of attractions.

"Steve has a business plan for Zoo Australia that includes accommodation where guests can enjoy our beautiful wildlife," Terry, 57, told news. The family has ensured that these plans go ahead, and Terry says the cabin has plenty of opportunities for guests to enjoy the great outdoors.

“At Crocodile Hunter Lodge, our resident koalas, kangaroos, emus, and echidnas enjoy their spectacular habitat, and the local wildlife also makes the lodge's spacious cabin their home. It is the perfect place for nature lovers to relax and socialize,” he said.

Bindi, 23, told news: "The beautiful gardens around the lodge are teeming with wildlife, from kangaroos nibbling on the grass to cockroaches singing in the trees. We have nest boxes for native wildlife, and parrots are already roaming them."

Besides providing habitat for many species, there are also many sustainable features, Crikey! This is the star of Irwin, adding, "We've planted thousands of native flowering trees, including some that are endangered and endangered. The cabin is so focused on Dad's purpose in life, conservation. Marvel at the natural amazement all around you as you dine. There's an al fresco dining area. We called Warrior Restaurant.

"Warrior is the perfect name for a cabin restaurant. Dad coined the phrase "wildlife warrior," and it's the middle name of our beautiful daughter. It's a wonderful way to pay tribute to the two people I love the most," Bindi said, referring to his daughter. 14-month-old Grace Warrier, which she shares with her husband, Chandler Powell.