About Bishop's Pumpkin Farm
Bishop's Pumpkin Farm is a long‑running family agritourism farm and fall attraction located in Wheatland, California. Established on a working farm, it offers extensive pumpkin patches, corn mazes, hayrides, a small railroad, petting zoo, play areas, seasonal food stands, bakeries, and gift shops, making it a popular destination for families, school field trips, and group outings each autumn.([cornmazesandmore.org](https://www.cornmazesandmore.org/CAnapavalley.php?utm_source=openai))
A charge from Bishop's Pumpkin Farm typically appears during their operating season (roughly early fall through early November) and may reflect purchases such as admission wristbands or ride passes, food and beverages, pumpkin or merchandise purchases, or group reservations and event fees. When processed via a digital wallet, the descriptor may be preceded by an Apple Pay or similar token (e.g., "AplPay"), followed by a truncated version of the merchant name and the city/state, such as "BISHOP'S PUMP WHEATLAND CA." In many cases, individual on‑site stands, gift shops, or ticket booths all settle through the same merchant account, so multiple same‑day charges can all show up under the Bishop's Pumpkin Farm descriptor.
If you have questions about a Bishop's Pumpkin Farm charge, the best first step is to check recent visit dates to the farm, review any email confirmations for tickets or group bookings, and look at receipts from on‑site purchases. You can contact the farm directly via the phone number or contact form listed on their official website for billing questions, lost receipts, or to clarify specific transactions. If you do not recognize the charge and no one on your account visited the farm around that date, you can ask Bishop's Pumpkin Farm to look up the transaction by date and amount, and if it still appears unauthorized, dispute it with your card issuer while your bank investigates.