There isn't a whole lot to most of the springs if you aren't cavern or cave certified, so bear that in mind and you won't be disappointed. In the panhandle (if you want to drift that far west) there are two magnitude 1 springs worth a visit - Cypress (9 miles south of Bonifay) is a pretty small bowl but the flow keeps it crystal clear - even if there are a bunch of students kicking it up, it takes all of about ten minutes to return to gin clear. There are picturesque cypress logs, stumps and grasses where you can find carp, bass, bream, turtles, and, if you're lucky, a rainbow snake. Temp is 68 degrees every day. Accomodations in Bonifay are adequate - recommend the ex-Econo Lodge now called the Bonifay Inn, just north of I10. You can get a beer at the Pizza hut, and a decent piece of fish at Blitch's (but no beer).
Morrison (just south of Ponce de Leon) has a much larger bowl, and unlike Cypress, allows night diving, where the American eels come out to play. There are two caverns attached to Morrison that have both claimed open water divers so stay out of 'em. Temp is 68.
Vortex is just north of Ponce de Leon and is extensively developed with campgrounds, a large dive shop, and considerable improvements to the spring bowl itself. The flow won't keep it clear, though, and unless you're ready to get in early, it'll be kicked up pretty bad. The cavern at Vortex is pretty safe, but even with a steel gate blocking the cave, the cavern managed to claim an open water diver last year. Again, stay out. Temp is 68.
Accomodations in Ponce de Leon aren't exactly five star. The Springs Inn on 90 is a cleaned up early 40's motel - you have to make the decision whether you want the bathroom door opened or closed if you're gonna sit, 'cause once you do it won't clear your knees. But it is cheap. You can get a beer and some decent food at Mom's place on 90 on the west side of town. There's another motel just south of I10 whose name escapes me. Highly average.
Rick