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You'll find Target situated in a prominent location in Bricktown Centre at Charleston at 2900 Veterans Road West, within the south-west area of Staten Island, in Charleston (not far from Arthur Kill Road & Veterans Road West). The store is situated in a convenient location to serve the patrons of Carteret, Woodbridge, Perth Amboy, Sewaren, Fords, Keasbey and Port Reading. If you'd like to drop by today (Sunday), its operating times are from 8:00 am to 10:00 pm. For other information about Target Veterans Rd W, Staten Island, NY, including the times, local map and telephone info, please refer to the sections on this page.
Target is located at the major intersection of West Shore Parkway and Veterans Road West, in Charleston, Staten Island, at Bricktown Centre at Charleston.
1 minute trip from South Bridge Street, Exit 1 of Ny-440, Ny-440 or Boscombe Avenue; a 5 minute drive from Korean War Veterans Parkway, Exit 3A (West Shore Expressway) of Ny-440 or Outerbridge Crossing; or a 10 minute trip from Hylan Boulevard or Englewood Avenue.
Patrons using GPS navigator systems should use the following address: 2900 Veterans Road West, Staten Island, NY 10309.
The closest bus stop is located at: Arthur Kill Road & Veterans Road West.
Trains travel frequently to Richmond Valley Station (3640 ft), Pleasant Plains Station (4760 ft) and Arthur Kill Station (5070 ft away). Service along the line: Staten Island Railway.
If traveling by foot you might discover Fastbreak Basketball Center, Clay Pit Ponds State Park Preserve, Mill Creek Bluebelt, Fairview Park Preserve and Bloomingdale Park.
Target owns 3 branches in Staten Island, New York. Target also has stores close by for your pleasure:
Click here to see a complete listing of Target department stores near Staten Island.
Visit Bricktown Centre at Charleston today for additional fine stores and great offers. In this location you will also find Target, TJ Maxx and Michaels.
