The purpose of this study is to examine the factors classifying family leisure activities and the variables that influence them. A total of 309 questionnaires was analyzed from married men and women who had school-age children. The results of analysis are as follows: The factors of family leisure activities were classified into four categories. Women participated in "society-oriented" activities much more than men did. People of high income level participated in "society-oriented" activities more, and people of high school career participated in "education & experience-oriented" activities, and "family-oriented" activities more. People with younger children participated in "education & experience-oriented" activities much more. People who were experiencing family leisure barriers to a high degree participated less in all of family leisure activities. People that had a plan for family leisure participated in all of family leisure activities much more.