Out of classroom education can enable teachers to accomplish virtually all teaching activities related to the school subject Nature and Society. The aim of this type of teaching is to help students experience immediate discovery of nature and to apply the acquired knowledge in the immediate surroundings in which the students come into contact with natural and cultural circumstances and the people living in it. The aim of this paper is to explore the agrotourism destinations of Bjelovar-Bilogora County to determine the possibilities of organizing out of classroom education at the existing estates and their cooperation with schools and teachers. The geographic and demographic status of Bjelovar-Bilogora County, agrotourism of the county and agrotourism destinations are presented. The basic theoretical concepts of tourism and the difference between rural, village and agrotourism are defined in this paper. The analysis provided the teaching content that can be realized as out of classroom teaching at different agrotourism destinations. In order to determine the possibilities of teaching at these estates, field research - a structured interview - was conducted at three estates in the Bjelovar-Bilogora County. Research results suggest that two economies (of the three interviewed) are suitable for the implementation of out of classroom education and that they offer the same content for acquiring knowledge and skills, largely through play in the immediate natural environment. An integral part of this paper is the written preparation of integrated out of classroom education for third-grade elementary school pupils (in the Bilogora area).