Portions of the following information were taken from Florida Geological Survey Bulletin 66.

Morgan Spring is located approximately 3.2 miles northwest of Ellaville on the northern Withlacoochee River. From the intersection of US 90 and CR 141 just north of Ellaville, travel east on CR 141 approximately 1.8 miles to the bridge over the Withlacoochee River. Morgan Spring is located on the east bank approximately 2.5 miles north of the SR 141 bridge.

Description - Morgan Spring has a man-made dam about 9.0 ft long which impounds the spring and creates the spring pool. There is a large wooden deck around the spring pool. The vent is located roughly in the center of the pool. The spring pool is oval shaped and measures 81.0 ft long and 66.0 ft wide. The depth is 19.2 ft; however, Hornsby and Ceryak (1998) reported a maximum depth of 80 ft. During the September 2002 visit, the water was dark with poor visibility. The spring pool was completely covered with duckweed, and no boil was visible on the spring surface. The spring run flows northwest about 400 ft into the Withlacoochee River. The run has large limestone boulders and contains slow-moving water that is covered with duckweed. The surroundings are densely forested. High ground surrounding the spring varies from 3 ft to the east to 25 ft to the northeast above the pool. A house is situated 150 ft southwest of the spring, and Morgan Spring is surrounded by private land. Discharge on June 10, 1998 measured 17.59 ft3/s. An aquatic cave system is present at this spring and has been explored by divers.