Water is not easily obtained. Talk to the fishermen or ask to fill a container at one of the stores.
Electricity can be arranged through the Harbour Master.
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Stopped in for our 4th trip to Grand Manan in July 2014 and were told that sailboats were not welcome to tie up to the wharf and should use the unprotected yellow steel mooring balls, more suitable for steel barges. The fishing industry is pretty much gone and industrial aquaculture prevails. Unfortunately, yachts should now avoid this harbor.