San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Rodeo Grounds is an outdoor rodeo and event venue in Devore, just north of San Bernardino, set beside Glen Helen Parkway near the foothills of the San Bernardino Mountains. It serves as the home of the annual San Bernardino County Sheriff’s PRCA Pro Rodeo, which has become a civic tradition tied to community causes and themed nights such as support for domestic violence awareness, cancer awareness, and military and first responders. The setting is open-air and informal rather than polished or urban, giving events a fairground-meets-ranch atmosphere that feels distinctly inland Southern California. The grounds are best known for rodeo action, but they also host related special events and gatherings tied to the rodeo calendar, with large parking areas and a festival-style crowd flow that suits boots-and-dust events. As a venue, it is closer to a rodeo arena/fairground than a concert hall, and its identity is shaped by arena dirt, grandstand seating, and seasonal programming rather than year-round music bookings. The property is closely associated with the sheriff’s department and community fundraising, which gives it a local, public-service character that sets it apart from typical commercial entertainment venues. Capacity is not clearly published in the available sources, but the grounds are built to handle major rodeo crowds and large-scale outdoor gatherings.