The purpose of this article is a case study that explores the meaning of eSports experiences shared by parents and children, focusing on families, which are the most basic communities of eSports for all. For this purpose, we would like to present basic data for the revitalization of eSports programs as a healthy leisure culture by exploring the meaning of eSports experiences through basic questionnaires and in-depth interviews of parents and children who participated in the Family eSports Camp held at K-University in Busan on December 25, 2021. First, look at the preparation and progress of the family eSports camp. Second, it analyzes the characteristics that can be found in the experiences of the parent-child generation who participated in the family eSports camp. Third, including these characteristics, I would like to discuss how family and eSports experience relate to eSports for all. As a research method to find out these problems, previous studies on family eSports camps were investigated in literature and articles, and case contents were examined through personal interviews through basic surveys and in-depth interviews for case surveys with parents and children. In conclusion, families who participated in the 'Family eSports Camp' experienced the meaning of a change of perception (breaking prejudice, understanding positions, problem-solving process) and emotional solidarity (happiness, participation, and challenge consciousness) through eSports. These meanings can be said to be the intrinsic value of eSports for all within the experience of the generation of parents and children who participated in the family eSports camp, including the possibility of eSports culture as a healthy leisure activity.