Ohioville is a borough in western Beaver County, Pennsylvania, United States.

The region had, in years past, been home to numerous tribes of Native Americans, most notably the Archaic and Woodland periods, of Iroquionian extraction.

Prior to William Penn's arrival in eastern Pennsylvania, the Iroquois tribe of the Five Nations used the region for hunting.

[4] Ohio Township was once home to a ferry run by Maryland native Thomas Smith.

Near the ferry, a spring of "bituminous oil" arose that would play a crucial role in the township's development.

[5] Ohioville is located in western Beaver County at 40°40′46″N 80°28′17″W / 40.67944°N 80.47139°W / 40.67944; -80.47139 (40.679398, −80.471512),[6] in part along the Ohio River.

Pennsylvania Route 168 is the main road through the township, running south into Midland and north to Darlington and New Galilee.

Across the Ohio River to the south, Ohioville runs adjacent with the Georgetown and Greene townships.