Loudonville, Ohio, is a small village located in Ashland and Holmes counties. It is known for its picturesque landscapes and is often referred to as the "Canoe Capital of Ohio" due to its proximity to the scenic Mohican River. The village has a rich history and offers various outdoor recreational activities, including hiking and camping. The population of Loudonville is around 2,500 residents, making it a close-knit community. The village hosts several annual events, such as the Loudonville Street Fair, which attracts visitors from surrounding areas. Local businesses and shops contribute to the village's charm and appeal.