Dippenhall is a rural hamlet in the civil parish of Farnham in the Waverley district of Surrey, England.

The manor of Dippenhall was mostly included in the Crondall Hundred[1] and was recognised as a 'tything' owned by Winchester Cathedral until a period of release in the Middle Ages.

In the 14th century Dippenhall (Dupenhale, Dupehale, Dippenhaie, Depenhale, 14th century; Dipnel, seen once in the 18th century in a land tax/ecclesiastical record) appears as a sub-manor dependent on the manor of Crondall - it however followed the same descent as the manor of Badley having parted with Winchester Cathedral until the death of John de Westcote in 1336, when it was assigned to his sister Margery, the wife of John de Fulquardeby.

At Waverley Borough Council, the ward of which Dippenhall is a component is Farnham Castle, served by two councillors.

The hamlet is centred 1 mile (1.6 km) north of the A31 road between Farnham and Alton and does not pass south of it.