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Vehicles will access the facility from Corbans Lane, Naas
Some 300 car park spaces will open in the centre of Naas just before St Patrick's Day.
The spaces will be located within the Naas Plaza, formerly known as the unopened Naas Shopping Centre, which fronts on to South Main Street.
The structure backs on to Corbans Lane and vehicles using the new car park will enter and leave here.
Construction work has been taking place for some months.
According to Ger Riche of the Roche Group, which owns plaza as well as the nearby Vista healthcare facility on the Ballymore Eustace Road, some 250 spaces will be in the basement and the remainder, approximately 50 berths, will open on the ground floor.
The public is welcome of the official opening which will take place at noon on March 16.
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